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\centerline{{\bf  Facilities and resources at Steward Observatory}}

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As indicated in section 2 of the Project Description, one goal of the
proposed research is to take advantage of the 10-meter Submillimeter
Telescope (SMT), which went into operation on Mt Graham in 
southeastern Arizona in 1993.   The current complement of
receivers includes SIS--mixer systems for the 200-500~GHz atmospheric
windows.  Of particular relevence is the new 7-beam DesertSTAR
receiver for 345~GHz operation, the Supercam 64-beam receiver that
will replace it in 2008, and the upgraded 230~GHz balanced mixer receiver with ALMA
Band 6 mixers.  

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Steward Observatory also shares in the operation of the 6.5-meter
Multiple Mirror Telescope (MMT) on Mt Hopkins, operates a 2.3-meter
telescope on Kitt Peak, and a 1.5-meter telescope on Mt Bigelow.
A variety of instruments is available on these telescopes -- of
special note is the adaptive optics f/15 secondary which will be used
with ARIES as described in the Project Description. 

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Steward Observatory maintains a local computer network, built around
a number of PC workstations, and provides access to national/international
networks.

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