First astronomical application of postdetection turbulence compensation: images of alpha Aurigae, nu Ursae Majoris, and alpha Geminorum using self-referenced speckle holography.
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D G Voelz | J D Gonglewski | D. Voelz | J. Gonglewski | D. Dayton | B. Spielbusch | J. Fender | R. Pierson | J S Fender | D C Dayton | B K Spielbusch | R E Pierson
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