Speckle image reconstruction. Appendix 2

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Apr 1985

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1985uat..reptr....s&link_type=abstract

Final Report Arizona Univ., Tucson.

Physics

Optics

Adaptive Optics, Asteroids, Binary Stars, Calibrating, Image Processing, Image Reconstruction, Power Spectra, Specular Reflection, Statistical Analysis, Telescopes, Bearing (Direction), Comparison, Diameters, Digital Systems, Holographic Interferometry, Interferometers, Mirrors, Rates (Per Time), Signal Processing, Stars, Synchronous Satellites

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Partial contents include: Size Measurement of a Geosynchronous Satellite Using the MMT (Multiple Mirror Telescope); Speckle Interferometry of Asteroids; High-Speed Digital Signal Processing for Speckle Interferometry; Seeing Calibration of Optical Astronomical Speckle Interferometric Data; Seeing Studies for Speckle Holographic Imaging; A Self Calibrating Shift-and-Add Technique for Speckle Imaging; Physical Diameter and Images of Alpha Orionis; Image Reconstruction from Astronomical Speckle Interferometry; Recovery of Binary Star Orientation and Relative Intensity-A comparison of Techniques; Maximum Magnitude Estimation of Object's Power Spectrum In Stellar Speckle Interferometry; The Differential Speckle Interferometer; Statistical Analysis of the Self-Calibrating Shift-and-Add Image Reconstruction Technique; Adaptive Optics.

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