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    • Optical Engineering

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    • Multi-pass amplifiers are crucial for achieving high-gain laser systems.
    • Maintaining beam quality during amplification is essential for system performance.
    • Conventional target-oriented wavefront control can be inefficient for dynamic processes.

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    • To develop and demonstrate a novel process-oriented adaptive optics (AO) wavefront control method.
    • To optimize beam quality within multi-pass amplifiers.
    • To improve the efficiency and accuracy of wavefront correction during beam amplification.

    Main Methods:

    • Implementing a process-oriented AO control strategy.
    • Dividing aberration correction into sequential steps.
    • Optimizing wavefront quality in real-time during beam transport and amplification.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed method effectively prevents beam quality degradation.
    • Successful multi-pass amplification was achieved using the novel technique.
    • Experimental results demonstrated superior efficiency and accuracy over traditional methods.

    Conclusions:

    • Process-oriented AO wavefront control is a viable and advantageous approach for multi-pass amplifiers.
    • This method ensures high beam quality and successful amplification.
    • The technique offers significant improvements over conventional target-oriented wavefront control.