A holographic imaging technique, previously used in underwater acoustics, i
s applied to the solar inverse source problem. This problem consists of for
ming acoustic images so as to localize impulsive sources in space and time
in the solar interior. The difficulty with such an imaging method is that t
he image of a single point source is spatiotemporally extended and will pro
duce significant overlap between images of separated sources if the source
density is large. I propose a modification of the existing method in order
to make reliable source images also in the case for large source density. I
t is suggested that the method can be used on solar observations to detect
relatively strong and impulsive wave sources inside the sun and to perhaps
clarify unanswered problems regarding excitation of p modes.