The Van Cittert–Zernike theorem is a fundamental result in the field of imaging and optics, particularly relevant to the theory of image formation in astronomy and other fields where diffraction-limited imaging is important. The theorem provides a mathematical framework for understanding how the intensity distribution of a diffraction-limited image can be reconstructed from the visibility of spatial frequencies in an observed object.

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