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A stigmatic spectrograph composed of a toroidal mirror and a concave grating both working at grazing incidence has been built and applied to the observation of laser-produced plasmas. Spatial resolution of 20-30 microm over a region of 1-mm extension and spectral resolution of approximately 1500 have been obtained with a considerable increase in speed of the spectrograph. By varying the relative positions of the optical elements, it is possible to change the wavelength of stigmatic condition in the range 10-300 A. Examples of observations of a beryllium plasma are shown.
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