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Numerical analysis of mirage-image formation in presence of atmospheric turbulence and refractive gradient layer

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Abstract

An approach based on brightness function technique is applied for numerical analysis of mirage images formation that account for joint impact of atmospheric turbulence and refractive gradient layer.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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