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A Butterfly Algorithm for Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging

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Figure 1. The SAR imaging setup
Figure 2. Radiation field from an antenna. The interaction between the antenna and the box surrounded by a dashed line is of low rank
Figure 3. The two quadtrees of the butterfly scheme.
Figure 5. SAR images formed from the Gotcha dataset, using the butterfly algorithm with √
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