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12 September 2017 Current science requirements and planned implementation for the WFIRST-CGI Integral Field Spectrograph (IFS)
Avi M. Mandell, Tyler D. Groff, Qian Gong, Maxime J. Rizzo, Roxana Lupu, Neil T. Zimmerman, Prabal Saxena, Michael W. McElwain
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Abstract
One of the key science goals of the Coronograph Instrument (CGI) on the WFIRST mission is to spectrally characterize the atmospheres of planets around other stars at extremely high contrast levels. To achieve this goal, the CGI instrument will include a integral field spectrograph (IFS) as one of the two science cameras. We present the current science requirements that pertain to the IFS design, describe how our design implementation flows from these requirements, and outline our current instrument design.
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Avi M. Mandell, Tyler D. Groff, Qian Gong, Maxime J. Rizzo, Roxana Lupu, Neil T. Zimmerman, Prabal Saxena, and Michael W. McElwain "Current science requirements and planned implementation for the WFIRST-CGI Integral Field Spectrograph (IFS)", Proc. SPIE 10400, Techniques and Instrumentation for Detection of Exoplanets VIII, 1040009 (12 September 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2274711
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KEYWORDS
Iterated function systems

Planets

Spectral resolution

Spectrographs

Exoplanets

Sensors

Prisms

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