Modern digital crosscorrelators permit the simultaneous measurement of all four Stokes parameters. However, the results must be calibrated to correct for the polarization transfer function of the receiving system. The transfer function for any device can be expressed by its Mueller matrix. We express the matrix elements in terms of fundamental system parameters that describe the voltage transfer functions (known as the Jones matrix) of the various system devices in physical terms and thus provide a means for comparing with engineering calculations and investigating the effects of design changes. We describe how to determine these parameters with astronomical observations. We illustrate the method by applying it to some of the receivers at t...
When an object is illuminated by an incoming light described by a Stokes vector, the outgoing light ...
A simple transformation allows the construction of the real-valued Mueller matrix from the complex-v...
Dichroic filters are used by instrument designers to split a field of view into different optical pa...
Modern digital cross-correlators permit the simultaneous measurement of all four Stokes parameters. ...
Modern digital correlators permit the simultaneous measurement of all four Stokes parameters using a...
The measurement of polarized radiation uses entirely different methods at optical and radio waveleng...
We outline some aspects of the observational theory and practice of calibrating and observing spectr...
Many modern radio applications, such as astronomy and remote sensing, require high-precision polarim...
The dual-polarized primary beams of imaging radio telescopes are generally not perfectly orthogonal ...
We present a simple method for measuring the Mueller matrix associated with a scattering medium. Wit...
We present a simple method for measuring the Mueller matrix associated with a scattering medium. Wit...
An analytical model has been developed to estimate the polarization effects, such as instrumental po...
XPOL, the first correlation polarimeter at a large millimeter telescope, uses a flexible digital cor...
We present an analysis pipeline that enables the recovery of reliable information for all four Stoke...
This work investigates how the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of an over-determined Mueller matrix can ...
When an object is illuminated by an incoming light described by a Stokes vector, the outgoing light ...
A simple transformation allows the construction of the real-valued Mueller matrix from the complex-v...
Dichroic filters are used by instrument designers to split a field of view into different optical pa...
Modern digital cross-correlators permit the simultaneous measurement of all four Stokes parameters. ...
Modern digital correlators permit the simultaneous measurement of all four Stokes parameters using a...
The measurement of polarized radiation uses entirely different methods at optical and radio waveleng...
We outline some aspects of the observational theory and practice of calibrating and observing spectr...
Many modern radio applications, such as astronomy and remote sensing, require high-precision polarim...
The dual-polarized primary beams of imaging radio telescopes are generally not perfectly orthogonal ...
We present a simple method for measuring the Mueller matrix associated with a scattering medium. Wit...
We present a simple method for measuring the Mueller matrix associated with a scattering medium. Wit...
An analytical model has been developed to estimate the polarization effects, such as instrumental po...
XPOL, the first correlation polarimeter at a large millimeter telescope, uses a flexible digital cor...
We present an analysis pipeline that enables the recovery of reliable information for all four Stoke...
This work investigates how the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of an over-determined Mueller matrix can ...
When an object is illuminated by an incoming light described by a Stokes vector, the outgoing light ...
A simple transformation allows the construction of the real-valued Mueller matrix from the complex-v...
Dichroic filters are used by instrument designers to split a field of view into different optical pa...