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From large velocities to tiny accelerations - the successful Doppler detection of exo-planets gordon walker spectrum display complete UBC Isocon digital camera system ADC 1970 exposure time Interdata computer 4K memory Isocon + tape


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From large velocities to tiny accelerations

  • the successful Doppler detection of exo-planets

gordon walker

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cooling system Isocon

Isocon controls spectrum display Interdata computer 4K memory + tape drive exposure time ADC monitors

complete UBC Isocon

digital camera system 1970

C2H5OH

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camera mirror

Isocon in DAO 1.2-m telescope McKellar coudé spectrograph

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1956 [obs 1897 to1947] η Boo G0 IV 1.2 m P=495 d e=0.232 m2 = 0.45 m

10 8 6 4 2

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km/s

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days jupiter in the same orbit +20 -11 m/s

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slit

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w d

qn photons/Å N spectral lines

difference signal

δλ

shot-noise limit δλ ~ w/d2 qn.N 10 m/s ~ 3x10-4 Å

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RV scanner mask

y x

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HD 114762 F9 V mV=7.3 280 obs σRV = 0.42 km/’s 84 d m2 sini = 11 mJ e = 0.26 Latham, Stefanik, Mazeh, Mayor, Burki -- CfA speedometer & CORAVEL (1989)

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John Glaspey & Greg Fahlman 1973 Si diode

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Reticon self-scanned Silicon diode arrays 256 1024 1872 15 x 750 μm

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Campbell & Walker DAO 1978 – CFHT 1980 Ca II 120 Å R~50,000

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CFHT 3.6-m HF (1000 C)

1980

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CFHT

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8717 Å HF 8738 Å impact of instrumental profile asymmetry ?

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relative displacement of lines convolved with a 610 m/s asymmetric instrumental profile

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30 km/s ~1 Å

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1988 A SEARCH FOR SUBSTELLAR COMPANIONS TO SOLAR-TYPE STARS Campbell, Walker & Yang 12 late-type stars – 8 (4x2) nights per year [later only 6] external error 13 m/s flagged potential planetary companions to: γ Cep - single line SB + superimposed 2.7 y 25 m/s amplitude ε Eri 1989 YELLOW GIANTS – A NEW CLASS OF RADIAL VELOCITY VARIABLE ? Walker, Campbell, Yang & Irwin 1992 Alex Wolszczan & Dale Frail – terrestrial companions to B1257 +12 1995 Ana Larson – β Gem 590 d planetary period [also Cochran & Hatzes] 1995 A SEARCH FOR JUPITER MASS COMPANIONS TO NEARBY STARS 21 stars 1980 – 92

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Marcy & Butler 5019 to 5872 Å = 853 Å 1987

I2

500 C

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Hamilton échelle (Vogt) R = 62,000

Shane 3-m

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template stellar spectrum inst PSF removed star + I2 as observed R~106

I2

template `2 Å’ model

σRV ~ 3 m/s

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11.6 Å telluric O2 α-band

Cochran & Hatzes MD I 1988 Tull coudé sp’graph R~210,000 TI 800x800 2.7-m Harlan Smith

2.7-m Harlan Smith

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K1 IV binary period ~ 57 y

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HF O2 I2 9.6 Å I2 850 Å

Ppl = 2.48 y msini = 1.7 mJ

e = 0.12

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ELODIE

(Baranne)

Mayor & Queloz 1994

fibre inputs OHP 1.93-m

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R = 42,000 67 orders Tk 10242 3900 to 6800 Å ELODIE ฀ only ★ + Th/Ar arc ★ twin fibre feed light scrambling stable psf

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51 Peg Mayor & Queloz 1995 P = 4.23 d m sini = 0.47 J

σRV ~ 13 m/s

HARPS σRV ~ 1 m/s 2003

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σRV ~ 3 m/s

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the future ? space 4-m at L2 – Strehl ~ 0.5 spectrograph R>250,000 λ 0.3 to 2 μm