Anisoplanatism effects in Shack-Hartmann wave front sensing with laser guide stars on the ELTs

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Laser Guide Stars aim at increasing the sky coverage, highly restricted when using Adaptive Optics with Natural Guide Stars. With such an artificial object, spot elongation may be a limitation for the measurement quality when using a Wave Front Sensor. In this document, we evaluate and discuss the effects of this limitation on wave front measurements, for a 40 m class telescope. We also explore the possibilities of taking these effects into account in the wave front reconstruction.

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Muller, N., Robert, C., Michau, V., Fusco, T., Petit, C., Conan, J. M., … Rousset, G. (2020). Anisoplanatism effects in Shack-Hartmann wave front sensing with laser guide stars on the ELTs. In 1st AO4ELT Conference - Adaptive Optics for Extremely Large Telescopes. EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/ao4elt/201005015

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