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Performance evaluation of ground layer adaptive optics based on layer correction efficiency

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Abstract

Ground layer adaptive optics (GLAO) has been widely employed in wide-field observations with ground-based telescopes. However, the present evaluation of GLAO performance lacks a criterion in terms of turbulence layer correction. This deficiency results in a significant gap in understanding the effectiveness of GLAO correction at different heights of the turbulence layer, thereby hindering the optimization of GLAO system performance. To bridge this gap, this Letter introduces a new, to the best of our knowledge, performance criterion for GLAO, termed layer correction efficiency (LCE). This criterion is formulated to quantify the effective compensation of the GLAO system for a specific altitude layer of turbulence, providing support for the further enhancement of GLAO performance. The simulation results indicate that the LCE has high applicability in GLAO performance analysis.

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