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Autor:
Major (Dr.) Robert F. Mills, Major (Dr.) Gerald C. Gerace, Dr. Byron M. Welsh, Dr. Bruce W. Suter, Dr. Andrew J. Terzuoli, Captain (Dr.) Richard A. Raines
Publikováno v:
1996 Annual Conference Proceedings.
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Optical and Quantum Electronics. 31:451-468
Controlling optical aberrations is one of the enduring problems in optics. Recent advances in adaptive optics for astronomical applications have shown the promise of adaptive optics technology for controlling aberrations. Micro-electro-mechanical def
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Optics Communications. 151:93-100
We address the optimal processing of astronomical images using the deconvolution from wave-front sensing technique (DWFS). A constrained least-squares (CLS) solution which incorporates ensemble average DWFS data is derived using Lagrange minimization
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Reviews of Modern Physics. 69:437-506
Atmospheric turbulence profoundly limits the angular resolution of astronomical telescopes working at visible and near-infrared wavelengths. In fact, the angular resolution for conventional imaging through turbulence is on the order of 5{endash}20{pe
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Optics Communications. 133:381-392
Atmospheric turbulence limits the resolution of astronomical optical imaging systems. Speckle imaging and deconvolution from wavefront sensing (DWFS) are two post-detection image processing methods for overcoming some turbulence effects which do not
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Measurement. 17:251-265
A technique for visualizing the density distribution of a gas flow using sheared beam interferometry was analyzed. The interference pattern which arises in the shearing interferometer encodes information about the gradient of the line integral of the
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Applied optics. 35(29)
For adaptive optical systems to compensate for atmospheric-turbulence effects, the wave-front perturbation must be measured with a wave-front sensor (WFS). A Hartmann WFS typically divides the optical aperture into subapertures and then measures the
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Applied optics. 35(21)
For adaptive-optics systems to compensate for atmospheric turbulence effects, the wave-front perturbation must be measured with a wave front sensor (WPS), and key parameters of the atmosphere and the adaptive-optics system must be known. Two paramete
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Applied optics. 34(20)
Simulating the effects of atmospheric turbulence on optical imaging systems is an important aspect of understanding the performance of these systems. Simulations are particularly important for understanding the statistics of some adaptive-optics syst
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Applied optics. 34(21)
The performance of ground-based optical imaging systems is severely degraded from the diffraction limit by the random effects of the atmosphere. Adaptive-optics techniques have been used to compensate for atmospheric-turbulence effects. A critical co