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It is almost unnecessary to point out that computational problems, especially in interferometry spectroscopy, are becoming of greater and greater importance. The computer now is really a part of the experiment and its influence is felt in a variety of applications. At first it is often used for data acquisition, then for the pretreatment, and in the end for the scientific exploitation of the data. But we think that it is more important to point out the very rapid improvements of the computers’ technology and especially of the algorithms they use. These two aspects allow us not only to solve present problems but also to look at these problems from a different and new point of view. For example some deconvolution and new spectroscopy techniques are possible only because of powerful or well-suited computing devices.
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Biraud, Y. (1972). One- and Two-Dimensional Computational Problems Associated with Interferometry. In: Manno, V., Ring, J. (eds) Infrared Detection Techniques for Space Research. Astrophysics and Space Science Library, vol 30. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2885-1_35
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