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Table 1

Properties of the grism forming the FORS2 standard instrument configuration for which F-VIPGI is usable.

Grism name Central wavelength Wavelength range Dispersion Resolution Order separation
[nm] [nm] [Å/mm] [Å/pixel] λλ filter

GRIS_600B+22 465 330−621 50 1.50 780 none
GRIS_300V+10 590 330 (350)−660 (925) 112 3.36 440 none
GRIS_300V+10 590 445 (450)−865 (850) 112 3.36 440 GG435+81
GRIS_300I+11 860       580 (600)−1100 (1050) 108 3.24 660 none
GRIS_300I+11 860 600−1100 (1050) 108 3.24 660 OG590+32
GRIS_150I+27 720 330 (370)−650 (980) 230 6.90 260 none
GRIS_150I+27 720 445 (430)−880 (990) 230 6.90 260 GG435+81
GRIS_150I+27 720       600 (590)−1100 (1050) 230 6.90 260 OG590+32

Notes. In parenthesis are the wavelength ranges actually used by F-VIPGI to provide the best-quality results. The listed values of resolution λλ are computed at the central wavelength and for a 1′′ slit.

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