Ana Arboleya, Y. Alvarez, J. Laviada, F. Las-Heras
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In this chapter focuses on two specific techniques, both derived from optics. In the first technique, an interferometry between the unknown radiated field and a known radiated field is used. As it will be illustrated, if certain conditions are met, then it is possible to directly retrieve the radiated field with a negligible error by means of simple operations in the spatial spectral domain, also known as k-space.