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The information content of optical intensity interferometry
Optical intensity interferometry (II) can in principle resolve structure on angular scales $θ\sim λ/B$, but it measures only the squared visibility $|{\cal V}|^2$, discarding Fourier phase. We quantify what information can actually be recovered from phase-less $|{\cal V}|^2$ measurements as a functi
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