No. SR is the alignment and sum/median part. Deblurring is just deblurring, which is also called sharpening. There are a million things you can call sharpening, but it's all spatial filtering, either implemented in the linear domain via a convolution, or in frequency space by a multiplication. Some do a better job of approximating the inverse transfer function of a blurring operation, but it's all the same thing. And whatever you are applying is not even close to the inverse of any blur that was ever applied, as evidenced by the increased ringing.
You really gotta lay off the thesis papers. They're just thesis papers.
-G