Fig. 4.

Demonstration of two different approaches to the lunar de-occultation technique. a: contains the results from differencing two CLEAN maps via the image-differencing (IMD) method, i.e. Imdiff. b: output when the visibility data are differenced first before CLEANing, as per the visibility-differencing (VISD) method, i.e. F−1{Vdiff}. In both a and b, the differenced data are 1 min apart. The solid white circle is the visible solar limb and the dashed pink circle is the visible lunar limb.
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