Getting the most out of C.O.AS.T
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description: Chapter 1 is a review of developments in optical aperture synthesis and is not original work. Chapter 2 considers the techniques estimating of fringe visibilities from photon-noise- limited data and is mostly a review of previous work, although some of the analysis is my own. Chapters 3–6 are original except where otherwise stated. The delay line described in chapter 7 is based on the design developed by Connes [16], but the specific implementation is my own. Chapter 8 describes experiments which are a continuation of the work of Baldwin et al. [6] and Haniff et al. [37], but the specific work descibed here is my own. Chapter 9 is original except where otherwise stated.
abstract: Chapter 1 is a review of developments in optical aperture synthesis and is not original work. Chapter 2 considers the techniques estimating of fringe visibilities from photon-noise- limited data and is mostly a review of previous work, although some of the analysis is my own. Chapters 3–6 are original except where otherwise stated. The delay line described in chapter 7 is based on the design developed by Connes [16], but the specific implementation is my own. Chapter 8 describes experiments which are a continuation of the work of Baldwin et al. [6] and Haniff et al. [37], but the specific work descibed here is my own. Chapter 9 is original except where otherwise stated.
author: Buscher, David
language: en
keywords: photon, optical, aperture
license: https://apollo8-f-pro.lib.cam.ac.uk/bitstreams/f6273502-9e0b-4513-98a5-402c3b91954c/download
license: https://www.rioxx.net/licenses/all-rights-reserved/
date published: 1988-11
date modified: 2026-07-22T22:24:27Z
provider: Cambridge University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: University of Cambridge

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