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Area of Science:

Optical physics
Wave propagation
Adaptive optics

Background:

Deep turbulence causes distributed phase errors, degrading imaging quality.
Existing methods face limitations in correcting these complex aberrations.

Purpose of the Study:

To validate the multi-plane iterative reconstruction (MIR) algorithm for imaging through deep turbulence.
To assess MIR performance with and without prior knowledge of aberration locations.

Main Methods:

Experimental setup using phase plates to simulate distributed phase errors.
Digital holography receiver for single-shot data acquisition.
Implementation and testing of two MIR algorithm configurations.

Main Results:

Simulated phase errors followed path-integrated Kolmogorov statistics across turbulence strengths.
Both MIR configurations demonstrated comparable performance in four imaging scenarios.
Effective correction of distributed-volume phase errors was achieved.

Conclusions:

The MIR algorithm is a viable solution for imaging through deep turbulence.
MIR's robustness, even without prior knowledge of aberration locations, is demonstrated.
Results support the potential of MIR for tactical imaging applications.