First light of SINFONI AO-module at VLT

First light of SINFONI AO-module at VLT
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10.1117/12.551187
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2004-10
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The Astronomical Journal
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H. Bonnet;R. Conzelmann;B. Delabre;R. Donaldson;E. Fedrigo;N. Hubin;M. Kissler-Patig;J. Lizon;J. Paufique;S. Rossi;S. Stroebele;S. Tordo
H. Bonnet;R. Conzelmann;B. Delabre;R. Donaldson;E. Fedrigo;N. Hubin;M. Kissler-Patig;J. Lizon;J. Paufique;S. Rossi;S. Stroebele;S. Tordo
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H. Bonnet;R. Conzelmann;B. Delabre;R. Donaldson;E. Fedrigo;N. Hubin;M. Kissler-Patig;J. Lizon;J. Paufique;S. Rossi;S. Stroebele;S. Tordo

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