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Non-redundant arrays offer a promising technique for producing diffraction-limited solar images. Pairs of two-dimensional non-redundant arrays yield sufficient information to recover the phases of all the spatial frequencies to which they respond. The algorithms to select and test such pairs are given and applied to a particular example.
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Zirker, J.B. Interferometric imaging II:. Sol Phys 120, 253–259 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00159879
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