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Friedrich Wöger1, Oskar von der Lühe
1National Solar Observatory / Sacramento Peak, P.O. Box 62, Sunspot, New Mexico 88349-0062, USA. fwoeger@nso.edu
Abstract:
Adaptive optics supported solar speckle imaging requires the calibration of the source's Fourier amplitudes with the transfer function of atmosphere and optics. We present analytical models for the relevant transfer functions of an adaptive optics systems. The models include the effect of an arbitrary correction as well as anisoplanatism. The proposed models have been compared with observational data using measurements of alpha-Orionis and of the solar surface delivering both a direct and indirect method (using the spectral ratio technique) for validation. We find that measurements and model agree to a satisfactory degree.
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