The ability of one-way imaging schemes to correct for the effects of thick aberrators is examined. These schemes correct an image for the influence of an intervening aberrator in a single pass. Single-pass image correction is observed for thick aberrators that change in times that are short compared with the nonlinear response time of the four-wave mixing material. Image degradation is observed for static aberrators.
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