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Relation between Conjugation Error and Inverted Field Intensity Deviation

V. A. Tartakowski and N. N. Myer

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Abstract

Adaptive optical systems use reciprocity1 working through the turbulent atmosphere. An influence of input errors on output errors must be cleared up originally for some systems. It is interesting to elucidate relations between the conjugation error εc, which arises as a result of some modification of the conjugated field in the receiving plane, and the inverted field intensity deviation εo from the original field intensity in the source plane.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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