Multi-Aperture Telescope Simulation

Modeling and simulation of sparse/segmented aperture telescopes.

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I've moved this repository over to GitHub. The new URL is: https://github.com/psalvaggio/multaptelescope

A C++ library that models image quality of sparse/segmented aperture telescopes. Has support for complex pupil function and image restoration with various levels of knowledge of the wavefront error.

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