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	MS Rubinar-8/500 Macro Catadioptric Lens Review
		Maksutov invented a catadioptric system (National Prize of the USSR, 1941) over 60 years ago.
		The biggest Maksutov telescopes (70 cm meniscus diameter) are mounted in the Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory (Georgia) and the Cerro EL Roble Observatory (Chile).
		This gives you much more control, and also helps you to eliminate less obvious threats that are not flagged as spyware but still put your system at risk.
	www.digit-life.com /articles2/rubinar/index.html (1175 words)

	[ATM] RE: Dumb Cassegrain question (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I'm reading Dmitry Maksutov's first book (Telescope Optics), in the original Russian (and no, I don't know of an English translation)...and he describes such a scope with a flat secondary as a 'ring telescope'...but it has a very large central obstruction in that setup.
		As only one of many examples...he did a thorough analysis of all types of two-mirror telescopes (Mersenne, Cass, Greg, etc.)...and showed that there exist some aplanatic designs for two-mirror scopes that use two concave ellipsoids...sort of like a Gregorian, but the focal plane is between the two mirrors...which is fine for an imaging system.
		You have a central magnified region to view your favorite opera singer, but the periphery is at unit magnification so that you still see things in context of the larger scene...and the 'eyepiece' has no refracting elements at all.
	www.atmlist.net /pipermail/atm/2004-September/003461.html (401 words)

	Re: SCTs and chromatic error on double stars
		Going back to the Maksutov, it is worth realising, that the original designs of the scope that is now so common, were largely quite high focal ratio instruments (f/20 to f/35), and usually had seperate secondaries, rather than the 'silvered spot' designs.
		The 'silvered spot' design, places a serious constraint on the optics, that the rear curve of the corrector, has to match the curve required for the secondary, this is cheap to make, but does not give such good correction as is possible with seperate optics.
		It should be, because -- like an SCT -- the Maksutov is using a single layer of glass to correct spherical aberration.
	www.science-one.com /new-6283324-4254.html (3312 words)

	Maksutov Teleskop Cassegrain Teleskope Telescopes Live!
		Typische Maksutov Fotografen erzielen ihre größte Ausbeute bei richtig guten Lichtverhältnissen.
		Maksutov Systeme vereinen die Vorteile der Kompaktbauweise von Schmidt Cassegrains mit dem.10 f14.6 High-Resolution Maksutov-Cassegrain - The 10 f14.6 Maksutov-Cassegrain is not available to purchase and we do not.
		Maksutov Newtonian 5andquot;F/6...www.apm-telescopes.de/deutsch/optical.htmmaksutov-cassegrain-teleskop.exsudo.de/Maksutov-Teleskop -- Der Maksutov-Reflektor ist eine Teleskopkonstruktion...Maksutov-Teleskop - Enzyklopädie - Lexikon - Nachschlagewerk...
	www.fotosommer.de /9067_Maksutov_1.html (1775 words)

	Full-aperture meniscus corrector 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1941 Anton Bowers and Dmitry Maksutov separately arrived at a similar idea on how to minimize aberrations of a spherical mirror.
		They proposed placing concentric, or near-concentric meniscus lens at some distance in front of the mirror.
		Maksutov found solution to it by making the meniscus focal length invariant of the wavelength.
	www.telescope-optics.net /cat31.htm (607 words)

	Mirror Lenses - Pros and Cons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Maksutov uses only spherical surfaces, which explains why all catadioptric consumer lenses are Maksutovs.
		I think it means that Dmitry Maksutov won a grand prix at the 1958 Brussels World Fair for the optical technology on which this lens was based.
		A short biography of Maksutov can be found here: http://soi.srv.pu.ru/about/ran/maks.htm The USSR appears to have won the grand prix at Brussels for several different contributions to optics and photography including the Mir-1 wide angle, the Tair 11 telephoto, and the Leningrad camera.
	medfmt.8k.com /third/mirror.html (9074 words)

	Evolution of the Maksutov-Cassegrain Telescope by John F. Gills, Ph.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Later the Schmidt Corrector Plate was applied to the Cassegrain design and the Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope was born.
		Eleven years later, two men, A. Bouwers of Amsterdam, Holland, in February of 1941 and Dmitry Maksutov of Moscow, Russia, in October of 1941 independently conceived the idea of replacing Schmidt's complexly shaped corrector plate with a curved lens, called the Meniscus Corrector Shell.
		This shell also corrected for the spherical aberration and was easier to manufacture which opened the way for the telescope we have come to know as the Maksutov-Cassegrain.
	www.weasner.com /etx/guests/mak/MAKSTO.HTM (414 words)

	Maksutov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Maksutov telescope [Categories: telescopes] Named after Russian optician (Click link for more info and facts about Dmitri Maksutov) Dmitri Maksutov (1896-1964), the Maksutov telescope is a type of...
		f.5.6 Maksutov telescope/camera lens I used to have the Pro-Optic (sold by Adorama) 90mm f/5.6 Maksutov, which as far as I can tell is the same 'scope as the Orion MAK-500 90 mm, in a different color...
		Dmitri Maksutov: The Man and His Telescopes By Eduard Trigubov and Yuri Petrunin Introduction Troubled Times A Life Optics The Meniscus Optical System International Recognition An Optical Legacy His...
	opticstest.idyloptics.com /maksutov (827 words)

	Excite España - Búsqueda Web - Resultados con: Maksutov Telescopes
		of 1941 and Dmitry Maksutov of Moscow, Russia, in...
		Orion Apex 90mm and 102mm compact Maksutov telescopes are small enough to store on your bookshelf or tabletop, while also having the light...
		Meade Maksutov Cassegrain, Meade Telescope ETX, Maksutov Telescopes...
	www.excite.es /search/web/results?q=Maksutov+Telescopes (250 words)

	[ATM] Extended Object Brightness
		I am in the proces of translating Dmitry Maksutov's first book (Astronomical Optics) from Russian to English.
		In one section, if I recall corretly, he points out that glancing at the sun with the unaided eye is not instantly damaging because (among other things) the eye's imperfections will spread out this small image of the sun somewhat...lowering the energy level somewhat.
		Maksutov went so far in his studies of the inhomogeneities of the eye as to make drawings and to map out the inhomogeneities in one of his eye.
	www.atmlist.net /pipermail/atm/2004-April/001353.html (310 words)

	Ferrous Metallurgy 1991-2000 - Kommersant Moscow
		The general director of MECHEL, Rafshat Maksutov, is forced to leave.
		At a meeting of the government in March, vice-premier Georgy Khizha offers to create vertically integrated holdings consisting of coal and steel producers.
		On July 3 in Moscow, an attempt on the life of the vice-governor of the Kemerovo region, Dmitry Chirakadze, is made.
	www.kommersant.com /page.asp?idr=31&id=282957 (9276 words)

	Maksutov
		A Photovisual Maksutov Cassegrain Telescope Main Index Optical Design Optical Work Spherometer...
		---------- maksutov cassegrain telescope 565 Bushnell Telescope 70at Etx Meade Telescope 8...
		Maksutovs, with their long focal lengths make them perfect for high...
	mounteden.shameden.com /maksutov (821 words)

	Zoom Astronomy Glossary: M
		A second mirror reflects the light through a gap in the primary mirror, allowing the eyepiece or camera to be mounted at the back end of the tube.
		The Cassegrain telescope (named for the French sculptor Sieur Guillaume Cassegrain) was developed in 1672; the Meniscus Corrector Shell (a curved lens that corrected spherical aberration and was easier to produce than the Schmidt's correction lens) was added in 1941 by Dmitry Maksutov from Russia and A. Bouwers of Holland.
		The mantle is the layer of the Earth (or other planet) located between the crust and the molten core.
	www.allaboutreptiles.com /subjects/astronomy/glossary/indexm.shtml (4073 words)

	Press Review
		Shilov was assistant to Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of the presidential administration.
		In an interview, Russian computer programmer Dmitry Sklyarov speaks about his experiences last year when he was place under arrest in Las Vegas for violating c U.S. copyright law.
		Taking into account the decreased demand for automobiles in the United States, DaimlerChrysler is forecasting a 7 percent decrease in sales.
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/2002/03/01/001-PR.html (2478 words)

	SPIE Proceedings Vol. 2199b
		Abstract: The computing environment and major components of the Keck telescope control system are discussed.
		Abstract: The Maksutov scheme for the compensation of an aspheric concave mirror by means of a single spherical mirror is described.
		The residual longitudinal spherical aberration and the corresponding Zernike polynomial coefficient are computed.
	www.spie.org /web/abstracts/2100/2199b.html (3924 words)

	Russian (MTO) mirror lens question
		I think it means that Dmitry Maksutov won a grand prix at the
		A short biography of Maksutov can be found here:
		The USSR appears to have won the grand prix at Brussels for several
	www.photographytalk.net /viewtopic-71718.html (1163 words)

	Banks Establishing a Mutual Aid Fund - Kommersant Moscow
		Impexbank President Dmitry Eropkin said that now the ARB was looking at the idea of forming a banking club with sufficient resources to solve refinancing problems to help credit companies.
		However, he said that “the ARB still has to discuss the concrete mechanism of such refinancing.”
		According to Bank of Moscow finance director Yury Maksutov, this idea can be explained as a pool of banks transferring part of their means to the management of the ARB, which will provide credit to member banks experiencing trouble.
	www.kommersant.com /page.asp?id=500286 (619 words)

	In House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The second dome will house a Russian telescope that was donated through DiIulio to UNT by James Scala, the NASA official responsible for astronaut nutritional programs.
		This telescope is one of the largest scopes in the United States incorporating the Maksutov optical design and is expected to provide dramatic, close-up images of the Moon and planets.
		24 by Dmitry Kabalevsky and Fantasy Overture from Romeo and Juliet by Tchaikovsky before piano soloist Vladimir Viardo, professor of music and Artist-in-Residence, joins the orchestra to perform Piano Concerto No. 3 in d minor by Serge Rachmaninoff.
	inhouse.unt.edu /index.cfm?date=1/2006 (8900 words)

	nightphoto.com / MTOM Telephoto Lens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		notes : The factory that made this Maksutov 'catadioptric' mirror lens is: 'OOMZ' which stands for the "Opytniy Optiko-Mekhanicheskiy Zavod" (Experimental Optical-Mechanical Factory) and also known as the "Russkie Samotsvety Zavod", which translates to "Russian Gems Factory".
		(Thank you to Dmitry Kopp of KMZ for this information)
		Please click on the thumbnails below for a larger images
	www.nightphoto.com /mtom.html (81 words)

	CardExpo 2006 \| 1st Moscow International Smart Card & IT Security Expo
		Chairman: Rustam Maksutov, Chairman of the Board, Russian Business and Public Society
		Rustam Maksutov, Chairman of the Board, Russian Business and Public Society
		Dmitry Kononykhin, Deputy General Director on Regional Development, Rosan
	www.cardexpo.ru /eng/conference/materials (915 words)

	Nordic-Baltic Research Course in Applied Astrophysical Photometry
		- Maksutov 50/35 cm telescope: CCD photometry, two teams of 3 students per night
		Meistas, Lit: 165 cm telescope - 3-Ch continuous photometry
		Linde/A. Kazlauskas: Maksutov telescope: CCD photometry of deep fields and wide fields.
	www.astro.lt /mao/norfa99/programme.html (589 words)

	Viktor Vasnetsov oddd.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The influential art critic Vladimir Stasov labelled them a sacrilegious play with religious feelings of the Russian people.
		Another popular critic, Dmitry Filosofov, referred to these frescoes as "the first bridge over 200 years-old gulf separating different classes of Russian society".
		While living in Kiev, Vasnetsov made friends with Mikhail Vrubel, who was also involved in the cathedral's decoration.
	viktor.vasnetsov.en.oddd.org (8168 words)

	George Venn \| Soldier to Advocate: C.E.S. Wood's 1877 Diary of Alaska and the Nez Perce Conflict \| Oregon Historical ...
		Karen Meizner, email to author, March 4, 2004.
		Prince Dmitry Maksutov was chief manager for the Russian government from December 1863 to October 1867.
		C.L. Andrews, Sitka: The Chief Factory of the Russian American Company, 3
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/ohq/106.1/venn.html (12879 words)

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