Synthesis Imaging Errors -- from Eric Weisstein's World of Physics

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Synthesis Imaging Errors

Additive errors satisfy


and include cross-talk, interference, and baseline-dependent errors (correlator offsets, sun, receiver noise). Convolution errors satisfy


and include primary beam effects, incorrect convolution for re-sampling before an FFT. Multiplicative error include


and include atmospheric and ionospheric phase errors, calibration errors (either amplitude or phase), and closure errors.




References

--. Ch. 10 in Synthesis Imaging in Radio Astronomy: Third NRAO Summer School, 1988 (Ed. R. A. Perley, F. R. Schwab, and A. H. Bridle). San Francisco, CA: Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1989.



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