论文信息 - Atmopheric turbulence modeling by means of deformable mirrors with the use of phase interpolation

Atmopheric turbulence modeling by means of deformable mirrors with the use of phase interpolation

The efficiency of the reconstruction and correction of the real-time atmospheric turbulence by means of the stacked-actuator deformable mirror and the bimorph deformable mirror was shown. The characteristics of the spatial reconstruction are discussed. The phase screens interpolation methods are presented. The problems of the phase reconstruction are discussed.

A. Kudryashov | J. Sheldakova | A. Lylova

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