Super-resolution solar imaging exploiting satellite pointing jitter and phase-diversity-derived PSF

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This study demonstrates super-resolution solar imaging by exploiting intrinsic satellite pointing jitter rather than relying on active stabilization. By using phase-diversity-derived PSF reconstruction with multiple defocus states, the technique achieves sub-diffraction-limited resolution. This method allows for high-precision solar observation and wavefront analysis without needing complex mechanical stabilization systems.