Titlebook: General Theory of Light Propagation and Imaging Through the Atmosphere; T. Stewart McKechnie Book 20161st edition Springer International P

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Po-Whei Huang,Cheng-Hsiung Lee,Phen-Lan Liny telescopes observing over these paths. The characterization is given in terms of the rms and the autocorrelation function of the OPD fluctuation over the paths, . and .. Once . and . have been established for a given path, so too are the two-point two-wavelength correlation function and the atmosp

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Standortplanung und Netzwerkgestaltung,urier transform of the product of the atmospheric MTF and the telescope OTF. The seeing disc star images delivered by large (> 1 meter) telescopes typically measure about 1-arcsec across which, sadly, is about one or two orders of magnitude broader than would be delivered by diffraction-limited vers

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96433-1veloped for the probability density functions of the amplitude, phase, complex amplitude, and intensity in these patterns. Expressions are also developed for the average size and shape of individual speckles; these depend on the imaging wavelength, the atmospheric seeing parameters, and the telescop

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A. R. Conn,N. Gould,PH. L. Tointlence structure functions. To illustrate the crucial importance of average turbulence structure size on star image appearance, two wavefront realizations are generated, one where the outer scale is less than one meter, the other where the outer scale is three times larger. Instantaneous images are t

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Nicolas Binaud,Stéphane Caro,Philippe Wengering these images are, for most people, unfriendly and unwelcome. In this chapter, therefore, we greatly simplify the mathematics by approximating star images by best-fitting Gaussians functions. A single Gaussian function is used to approximate core-only or halo-only images; two summed Gaussian func

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