2. High-resolution imaging
An unknown distribution of incoherent sources T(τ) (figure
5
) can be considered as the spectral density of a random function: the field E(ν, t) observable with an array of sensors placed along an axis
. Indeed, we have seen that T(τ) is expressed from the covariance samples C
m
by a Fourier series (§
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References
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(1) - KSIENSKI (A.) -
Multiplicative processing antenna systems for radar applications.
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The Radio and Electronic Engineer, January 1965.
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(2) - STROKE (G.W.) -
An Introduction to Coherent Optics and Holography
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. p. 63, Academic Press.
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