A python playground to learn how interferometers work by dreaming up imaginary arrays
radio-dreams is designed to install cleanly with a single invocation of the standard Python package tool:
$ pip install radio-dreams
Here are the essential project links:
radio-dreams package on the Python Package Index
Issue tracker on GitHub
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