Adaptive Optics for Extremely Large Telescopes III MULTIPLE OBJECT ADAPTIVE OPTICS : MIXED NGS / LGS TOMOGRAPHY
Adaptive Optics for Extremely Large Telescopes III MULTIPLE OBJECT ADAPTIVE OPTICS : MIXED NGS / LGS TOMOGRAPHY
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用于超大望远镜的自适应光学系统 III 多目标自适应光学系统:混合 NGS / LGS 断层扫描
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2013
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G. Rousset
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T. Morris;E. Gendron;A. Basden;O. Martin;J. Osborn;D. Henry;Zoltan;Hubert;G. Sivo;D. Gratadour;F. Chemla;A. Sevin;Matthieu Cohen;Eddy;Younger;F. Vidal;R. Wilson;T. Butterley;U. Bitenc;A. Reeves;Nazım;Bharmal;H. Raynaud;C. Kulcsár;J. Conan;D. Guzmán;Javier de;C. Juez;J. Huet;D. Perret;C. Dickson;D. Atkinson;T. Baillie;Andy;Longmore;S. Todd;G. Talbot;S. Morris;Richard H. Myers;G. Rousset
Open-loop adaptive optics has been successfully demonstrated on-sky by several groups, including the fully tomographic MOAO demonstration made using CANARY. MOAO instrumentation such as RAVEN will deliver the first astronomical science and other planned instruments aim to extend both open-loop AO performance and the number of corrected fields. Many of these planned systems rely on the use of tomographic open-loop LGS wavefront sensing. Here we present results from the combined NGS/LGS tomographic CANARY system and then compare the NGSand LGS-based tomographic system performance. We identify the major system performance drivers, and highlight some potential routes for further exploitation of open-loop tomographic AO.