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Apodization of Black Holes in Super-Resolution Problems

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Abstract

Methods for identifying hidden objects are usually associated with the term apodization. The problem definitions of super-resolution must begin with the choice of the corresponding hidden object — the working discrete model of Apparatus Function (AF). With apodization such Black Holes, we will associate the mathematical invers problem of choosing working AFs with reversible R=O-1 and a small inverse norm Nor (R)=||R||. The apodization setting of super-resolution tasks, the indication of objects arise in the analysis of the Characteristics of Circumstances (CC) of the O AF models. The article provides examples of demonstration of CС with the choice of a discrete model of AF O with the usual inversions R=O-1 and without using a priori information about the type of solutions, as is customary in the regularization method [1]. The latter circumstance allowed us to solve the actual problem of the Super-Resolution of the image of the Black Hole Powehi shadow on low-accuracy data [16].

Published in American Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Volume 7, Issue 3)
DOI 10.11648/j.ajaa.20190703.11
Page(s) 39-47
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Keywords

Mathematical Apodization, Apparatus Function, Invers Problems, Modulation Transfer Function, Conditionality, Invertibility Indicator

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  • M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Physics, Department Mathematical Modelling and Informatics, Moscow, Russia

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