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    • Astronomical imaging techniques

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    • Conventional imaging methods face limitations in resolving fine details.
    • Sub-resolution detection is crucial for advanced astronomical observations.

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    • To experimentally demonstrate sub-resolution detection using a white light vortex coronagraph.
    • To evaluate the precision of angular measurements for source location and extent.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a white light vortex coronagraph for experimental setup.
    • Measured angular location (γ) and extent (Θ) of circular pinhole sources.
    • Quantified measurement errors as δγ=±0.015λ/D and δΘ=±0.026λ/D.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved successful sub-resolution detection of circular pinhole sources.
    • Demonstrated high precision in angular measurements of source centroid and extent.
    • Validated the performance of the vortex coronagraph for fine detail imaging.

    Conclusions:

    • The white light vortex coronagraph enables precise sub-resolution detection.
    • This technique offers advantages over conventional imaging, including simpler power measurements.
    • Potential for reduced exposure times enhances signal-to-noise ratio for faint object detection.