Wavefront sensing and control for large space optics
Large space optical systems will require on-orbit wavefront sensing and control systems to correct misalignments and figure errors incurred during manufacture, launch and deployment.
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Large space optical systems will require on-orbit wavefront sensing and control systems to correct misalignments and figure errors incurred during manufacture, launch and deployment.
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The present article reports on active control and parameter updating techniques for thermal models based on the network approach.
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