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Photonic Lanterns as Wavefront Sensors

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Abstract

Photonic lanterns are low-loss mode convertors easily integrated with optical fiber technologies. We present the proof of concept of a focal plane low-order wavefront sensor based on a 19-core multicore photonic lantern and deep learning.

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