Applying Wirtinger derivatives to the radio interferometry calibration problem
arXiv:1410.8706
Abstract
This paper presents a fast algorithm for full-polarisation, direction dependent calibration in radio interferometry. It is based on Wirtinger's approach to complex differentiation. Compared to the classical case, and under reasonable approximations, the Jacobian appearing in the Levenberg-Maquardt iterative scheme presents a sparse structure, allowing for high gain in terms of algorithmic cost.
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