"Two-Photon" coincidence imaging with a classical source.

By R. Bennink, S. Bentley, R. W. Boyd. Physical Review Letters, 2002

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Quantum Imaging (2007, background): “demonstrated an interesting experiment in 2002 [15], [16].”
Coherent imaging with pseudo-thermal incoherent light (2005, methodology): “” Soon after, at Rochester University a ghost image experiment was performed exploiting the classical angular correlation of narrow laser pulses [5].”
Single-pixel imaging by means of Fourier spectrum acquisition (2015, methodology): “(4) Self-error correction can be achieved.”
EPR-based ghost imaging using a single-photon-sensitive camera (2012, background): “Bennink et al [3] demonstrated ghost imaging using a classical light source, and Ferri et al [4] have since shown that ghost imaging using classical light sources can match some results thought to be obtainable only when using entangled light.”
Advances in quantum imaging (2024, neutral): “The same technique was later implemented using sources with classical intensity correlations 142,143 , albeit with a lower image contrast.”