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Numerical investigation of the uniqueness of phase retrieval

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Both a new iterative grid-search technique and the iterative Fourier-transform algorithm are used to illuminate the relationships among the ambiguous images nearest a given object, error metric minima, and stagnation points of phase-retrieval algorithms. Analytic expressions for the subspace of ambiguous solutions to the phase-retrieval problem are derived for 2 × 2 and 3 × 2 objects. Monte Carlo digital experiments using a reduced-gradient search of these subspaces are used to estimate the probability that the worst-case nearest ambiguous image to a given object has a Fourier modulus error of less than a prescribed amount. Probability distributions for nearest ambiguities are estimated for different object-domain constraints.

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