 | | | Edition | | | Orig. Ed 1986, Reprint Ed. 1998 | | Description | |
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| The theories and techniques that underlie the advances of radio interferometry as applied to astronomy and astrometry, continue to evolve but have reached a sufficient state of maturity that it is appropriate to offer a detailed exposition. It is the aim of the authors to explain the underlying principles of the relevant interferometric techniques but to limit the discussion of details of implementation. This book is
intended primarily for graduate students and professionals in astronomy, electrical engineering, physics, or related fields who wish to use interferometric or synthesis-mapping techniques in astronomy, astrometry, or geodesy. It is also written with radio systems engineers in mind and includes discussions of important parameters and tolerances for the types of instruments involved. |
| | | | "The book is very complex and it is really not a book for the novice, but with some astronomical and physical background, the reader, student or professional, find
all important information on interferometry and synthesis in radio astronomy. And even for teaching this, the book can be a valuable source of information." -- Review of Astronomical Tools, 1994. |
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