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Historical Context and Origins of the Fried Parameter

Jeremy P. Bos

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Abstract

The Fried parameter is well known in the fields around atmospheric optics. Here, I provide historical context and highlight the common approaches used by Fried in approaching problems in atmospheric optics.

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