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Laurent Lessard¹, Matthew West, Douglas Macmynowski

¹Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Stanford University, 496 Lomita Mall, Stanford, CA 94305, USA. lessard@stanford.edu

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For extreme adaptive optics (ExAO), iterative algorithms are computationally analyzed. Warm starting significantly speeds up computations in open-loop systems, making the fastest algorithm per iteration the optimal choice.

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Optical Engineering

Background:

Future extreme adaptive optics (ExAO) systems may involve up to 10^5 sensors and actuators.
Efficient computational methods are crucial for real-time control of these large-scale systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze and compare the computational speed of various iterative reconstruction algorithms for large ExAO systems.
To determine the most efficient algorithms based on computational cost and performance.

Main Methods:

Simulated 128x128 sensor/actuator geometry using Taylor frozen-flow dynamics.
Evaluated 15 scalable algorithms, including multigrid and preconditioned conjugate-gradient methods.
Compared algorithms based on mean squared error and floating-point operations, investigating open-loop and closed-loop control with and without warm starting.

Main Results:

Warm starting dramatically accelerates convergence in open-loop estimation, often achieving one-iteration convergence.
In closed-loop control, most algorithms achieve minimum error with or without warm starting (single iteration per time step).
Warm-started algorithms consistently yield minimum error, highlighting the importance of computational cost per iteration.

Conclusions:

The optimal algorithm for large ExAO systems is determined by its computational cost per iteration, especially when utilizing warm starting.
Algorithm selection should prioritize speed in iterative steps rather than solely quasi-static performance for real-time applications.