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Overcoming perspective elongation effects in laser-guide-star-aided adaptive optics.

Tracking the instantaneous position of the laser guide star removes its perspective elongation thus allowing an increased separation of the laser transmitter from its telescope.

Jacques M. Beckers | J. Beckers

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