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Instructions from the PI

Dear NOT observer and staff.

This is a set of instructions for NOT monitoring programme P74-516 (PI:HÃ¥kon Dahle), scheduled for service observations. The purpose is to monitor three of the five currently known gravitationally lensed quasars where the lens is a galaxy cluster. The main purpose of the observations is to use the light curves to make time delay measurements between multiple lensed quasar images in order to estimate the value of the Hubble constant. We will also determine the level of microlensing in each lens system. The target information and the observing strategy are reported below.

Please let us know whether you carried out these observations.

Thank you!

Best regards,
Håkon Dahle

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For the "monitoring" observations use the script indicated by the OB.

Calibrations:

For calibration we request:

- A set of three twilight flats for the SDSS g' filter
- alfosc-calibs


Available scripts

Go to the directory
  cd ~/scripts/74-516

For these observations use the appropriate script for the date, complie the OB if needed.


Observations

J0909+44, 50 minutes

J1004+4112 35 minutes

CJ1153+0756 50 minutes

J1326+48 13 minutes

J2222+2745 20 minutes


Date Time (UT) Duration Comments
XX-XX-20XX (EAT-15m)-21:30 00:13 epochXX SDSSJ1326+4806
XX-XX-20XX (EAT-15m)-04:00 00:20 epochY SDSSJ2222+2745

Program Tracking
Proposal 74-516
Semester P74: 20261001 - 20270401
Principal Investigator Haakon Dahle
Programme A novel pathway to solving the Hubble tension.
Instrument ALFOSC
Time Allocation 3.2 hours Monitoring; 17.6 hours Monitoring; 14.7 hours Monitoring; 7.1 hours Monitoring; 10.6 hours Monitoring
Total Nights 53.2h
Type Monitoring
Notes Fixed dates to be scheduled
Total Time Spent (hh:mm)
Proposal Date Time Type Targets Files Comments Status
Empty table: no tracking data available (yet)

 

The above information is collected from the ToO/Mon reports that have been created by the observer.

Should any of the observations have been carried out using the OB system, you will find additional information HERE

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