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    • Optical Interferometry
    • Astronomical Instrumentation
    • Computational Optics

    Background:

    • Hypertelescope interferometers utilize numerous diluted sub-apertures for high-resolution direct imaging within a narrow field of view via pupil densification.
    • Current hypertelescope designs are limited to imaging a single field of view at a time.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To verify the feasibility of simultaneously imaging multiple fields using a hypertelescope.
    • To develop and model a multi-field hypertelescope design capable of high-resolution, multi-source direct imaging.

    Main Methods:

    • OpticStudio modeling was employed to simulate and validate the proposed multi-field imaging strategy.
    • A microlens array was utilized for multi-field sampling, creating multiplexed field channels.
    • Independent active tip-tilt and piston corrections were implemented to compensate for off-axis aberrations in each field channel.

    Main Results:

    • The OpticStudio model successfully demonstrated the simultaneous imaging of multiple fields within a hypertelescope.
    • The proposed multi-field sampling strategy effectively managed off-axis aberrations through independent active corrections.
    • The designed multi-field hypertelescope model shows potential for expanded observing capabilities.

    Conclusions:

    • Simultaneous multi-field imaging is achievable with hypertelescope interferometers.
    • The developed multi-field sampling strategy significantly enhances the observing performance of hypertelescopes.
    • This advancement enables direct imaging of multiple celestial sources with very high angular resolution.