M. Carbillet et al., PROBABILITY IMAGING OF A FEW DOUBLE STARS FROM ONE-DIMENSIONAL NEAR-INFRARED SPECKLE DATA, Astronomy and astrophysics, 310(2), 1996, pp. 508-518
Making use of the technique of probability imaging, intensity ratios a
nd relative positions of components are obtained for six double stars
(zeta Aqr, gamma Vir, zeta Ori , Gl 473, Gl 804 and Gl 866), from one-
dimensional near-infrared speckle data obtained with a slit-scanning s
peckle-graph. The two-fold probability density function (PDF) is used
to reconstruct the binary system. The data reduction is made with a pa
rametric approach, by minimizing a distance between observed two-fold
PDFs and modelled ones, obtained by using a nearby reference star. In
order to reduce the noise effects, weighting functions are applied to
the PDFs prior to the distance measurements. Several distances have be
en used (Euclidean, Kolmogorov, Jeffreys-Matusita, chi(2), Kullback-Le
ibler) and have given consistent results.