Published 1995
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Book Section - Chapter
Useful Classes of Redundant Arrays for Imaging Applications
- Creators
- Finger, Mark H.
- Prince, Thomas A.
- Others:
- Bassani, L.
- di Cocco, G.
Abstract
We discuss several classes of redundant arrays. These arrays have applications for indirect imaging in a variety of fields including coded-aperture imaging, interferometric radio imaging, and optical imaging in the presence of· atmospheric turbulence. The specific classes we will discuss are all based on Galois fields and include: antisymmetric redundant arrays (ARAs) which have as a subset the hexagonal uniformly redundant arrays (HURAs), non-redundant arrays (NRAs), and the general class of quadratic residue arrays (QRAs).
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