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Image reconstruction from power spectral data with use of point-zero locations

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Abstract

A simple method for reconstructing a two-dimensional image from power spectral data is proposed. By locating the points at which the Fourier intensity data are zero, we use a product of point-zero factors to approximate the complex spectrum. A simple iterative method then successfully refines this phase estimate.

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