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    • Intensity correlation imaging in astronomy requires long integration times.
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    • To conduct a detailed analysis of existing phase retrieval and stochastic search algorithms.
    • To understand the probabilistic structure of the stochastic search process.
    • To simplify and accelerate these algorithms for astronomical applications.

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    • Detailed analysis of phase retrieval algorithms.
    • Analysis of stochastic search algorithms, including their probabilistic structure.
    • Algorithm simplification and acceleration techniques.

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    • Significant reduction in integration times for astronomical imaging by orders of magnitude.
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    • Development of simplified and accelerated algorithms.

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    • Algorithm simplification and acceleration can significantly advance astronomical science.
    • These enhanced algorithms offer a powerful tool for future astronomical observations.