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:<math>I(x_i,y_i) = \int\!\!\int O(u,v) ~ \mathrm{PSF}(x_i/M-u , y_i/M-v) \, du\, dv</math>
 
in which <math display="inline">\mbox{PSF}(x_i/M-u,y_i/M-v)</math> is the image of the impulse function δ(''x<submath>o</sub>'' &nbsp;&minus;&nbsp; ''\delta(x_o-u'', ''y<sub>oy_o-v)</submath>'' &nbsp;&minus;&nbsp; ''v'').
 
The 2D impulse function may be regarded as the limit (as side dimension ''w'' tends to zero) of the "square post" function, shown in the figure below.