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Longer Baseline Telescope Arrays Using Quantum Repeaters

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Abstract

Interferometry among telescope arrays has become a standard technique in astronomy. We discuss using quantum repeaters to increase the baseline length, and therefore resolving power, of telescope arrays at optical observing frequencies.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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