Abstract
Stellar specklegrams at different wavelengths are examined. The position of the brightest speckle at one wavelength is shown to coincide nearly with that at a widely separated wavelength. The shift-and-add operation for specklegrams at one wavelength produces a high-resolution stellar image at the other wavelength. We show that the shift-and-add operation at 450 nm results in a high-resolution image at 800 nm by use of observational speckle data from which specklegrams at these wavelengths are taken simultaneously.
© 1995 Optical Society of America
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