fast-resolve: Fast Bayesian Radio Interferometric Imaging
Roth, Jakob; Frank, Philipp; Bester, Hertzog Landman; Smirnov, Oleg M.; Westermann, Rüdiger; Enßlin, Torsten;
fast-resolve: Fast Bayesian Radio Interferometric Imaging
Reconstruction results of fast-resolve from the publication "fast-resolve: Fast Bayesian Radio Interferometric Imaging". All files are in the fits format and have flux units of mJy/arcsec^2. In the paper "fast-resolve: Fast Bayesian Radio Interferometric Imaging'', snapshots of the reconstruction of the VLA Cygnus~A S-band data are discussed to analyze the convergence speed of resolve and fast-resolve. For completeness, this archive also includes plots of snapshots of the reconstruction of the C, X, and Ku-band data.
- South African Radio Astronomy Observatory South Africa
- Max Planck Society Germany
- Technical University of Munich Germany
- Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics Germany
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