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Analysis reveals challenges in wavefront correction for adaptive optics systems under practical bandwidth limitations, suggesting implications for free-space optical communication.
We analyze the performance of adaptive optics systems operating in non-Kolmogorov turbulence, with an emphasis on wavefront correction under realistic bandwidth limitations. Our approach incorporates Zernike filter functions, Taylor's frozen-flow hypothesis, and models the finite bandwidth of practical control systems. System performance is evaluated via the residual phase variance, allowing a closed-form expression for the Greenwood frequency based on the non-Kolmogorov power spectrum. These results are particularly relevant for beam delivery and free-space optical communication applications.
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