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Principles and Practice of Radio Observations

Fundamentals of Electromagnetic Waves → Radio Astronomy Data Analysis and Tools

This advanced graduate-level path covers the theoretical foundations and practical techniques of radio astronomy, from basic antenna theory and receiver systems to interferometry, aperture synthesis, calibration, imaging, and polarization analysis. It is designed for graduate students seeking a career in radio astronomy, with emphasis on signal processing, Fourier analysis, and data analysis.

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