Optical and infrared interferometry
Timothy R. Bedding
Abstract
Interferometric techniques are at the forefront of modern astronomical instrumentation. A new generation of instruments are either operating or nearing completion, including arrays of small telescopes as well as the ``big guns'' (VLTI and Keck). A number of space interferometers for the detection of extra-solar planets are also being planned. I review the current state of play and describe the latest developments in the field.
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