Paper:	Deconvolution for Real and Synthetic Apertures
Volume:	25, Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems I
Page:	163
Authors:	Cornwell, T. J.
Abstract:	Deconvolution of observations is now commonplace for synthetic apertures such as occur in radio astronomy and is performed by nearly every VLA observer as a standard part of the data reduction. It is less common in real aperture observing, especially at optical/IR wavelengths, though the well known spherical aberration of the Hubble Space Telescope is causing a resurgence of interest. Although the two problems are substantially different, much can be learnt from a comparison. I will attempt such a comparison and will also give some advice as to how to go about devising new processing algorithms.

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