The editors of the book, H.M.J. Boffin, J.P. Berger, G. Hussain, and K. Schmidtobreick, all ESO staff, are experts in high-resolution astronomy. H. Boffin has extensive experience in editing books, including “Astrotomography” in the Springer Series Lecture Notes in Physics (2004) and “The Ecology of Blue Straggler Stars” published in the Springer series Astrophysics and Space Science Library (2015).

• Introduction by the editors.- Adaptive optics.- Aperture masking imaging.- Disentangling of stellar spectra.- Interferometry.- Lucky Imaging.- Roche tomography.- Spectro-astrometry.- Astrotomography of planets.- Adaptive optics of planets & disks.- Stellar surfaces with interferometry.- The Galactic Centre at high-angular resolution.- AGN interferometry.- AGN reverberation mapping.- Doppler and Magnetic Imaging of Stellar Surfaces.- Doppler Tomography.- Doppler Tomography of Polars.- Doppler Imaging of cool stars and brown dwarfs.- Eclipse Mapping.- Stokes Imaging.

“Its thirteen chapters, written by specialists in their particular area, provide overviews of techniques within the overarching theme of high spatial resolution in the visible and near-IR. ... this compendium offers up a smorgasbord of enticements into new realms of exploration utilizing exciting instruments and the cleverest of analyses of their data. For some, this work will serve as their embarkation upon deeper treatments towards a potentially career-inspiring journey.” (Harold A. McAlister, The Observatory, Vol. 137 (1260), October, 2017)

The editors of the book, H.M.J. Boffin, J.P. Berger, G. Hussain, and K. Schmidtobreick, all ESO staff, are experts in high-resolution astronomy. H. Boffin has extensive experience in editing books, including “Astrotomography” in the Springer Series Lecture Notes in Physics (2004) and “The Ecology of Blue Straggler Stars” published in the Springer series Astrophysics and Space Science Library (2015).

• Introduction by the editors.- Adaptive optics.- Aperture masking imaging.- Disentangling of stellar spectra.- Interferometry.- Lucky Imaging.- Roche tomography.- Spectro-astrometry.- Astrotomography of planets.- Adaptive optics of planets & disks.- Stellar surfaces with interferometry.- The Galactic Centre at high-angular resolution.- AGN interferometry.- AGN reverberation mapping.- Doppler and Magnetic Imaging of Stellar Surfaces.- Doppler Tomography.- Doppler Tomography of Polars.- Doppler Imaging of cool stars and brown dwarfs.- Eclipse Mapping.- Stokes Imaging.

“Its thirteen chapters, written by specialists in their particular area, provide overviews of techniques within the overarching theme of high spatial resolution in the visible and near-IR. ... this compendium offers up a smorgasbord of enticements into new realms of exploration utilizing exciting instruments and the cleverest of analyses of their data. For some, this work will serve as their embarkation upon deeper treatments towards a potentially career-inspiring journey.” (Harold A. McAlister, The Observatory, Vol. 137 (1260), October, 2017)

The editors of the book, H.M.J. Boffin, J.P. Berger, G. Hussain, and K. Schmidtobreick, all ESO staff, are experts in high-resolution astronomy. H. Boffin has extensive experience in editing books, including “Astrotomography” in the Springer Series Lecture Notes in Physics (2004) and “The Ecology of Blue Straggler Stars” published in the Springer series Astrophysics and Space Science Library (2015).

• Introduction by the editors.- Adaptive optics.- Aperture masking imaging.- Disentangling of stellar spectra.- Interferometry.- Lucky Imaging.- Roche tomography.- Spectro-astrometry.- Astrotomography of planets.- Adaptive optics of planets & disks.- Stellar surfaces with interferometry.- The Galactic Centre at high-angular resolution.- AGN interferometry.- AGN reverberation mapping.- Doppler and Magnetic Imaging of Stellar Surfaces.- Doppler Tomography.- Doppler Tomography of Polars.- Doppler Imaging of cool stars and brown dwarfs.- Eclipse Mapping.- Stokes Imaging.

“Its thirteen chapters, written by specialists in their particular area, provide overviews of techniques within the overarching theme of high spatial resolution in the visible and near-IR. ... this compendium offers up a smorgasbord of enticements into new realms of exploration utilizing exciting instruments and the cleverest of analyses of their data. For some, this work will serve as their embarkation upon deeper treatments towards a potentially career-inspiring journey.” (Harold A. McAlister, The Observatory, Vol. 137 (1260), October, 2017)