Adaptive Optics Lectures

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Adaptive Optics Lectures 1. Atmospheric turbulence Andrei Tokovinin 1

Resources CTIO: www.ctio.noao.edu/~atokovin/tutorial/index.html CFHT AO tutorial: http://www.cfht.hawaii.edu/instruments/imaging/aob/other-aosystems.html Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/adaptive_optics 2

Plan Physics of OPTICAL turbulence Local parameters & Kolmogorov law Wavefront statistics Imaging as interference: PSF, OTF Imaging through turbulence Tip, tilt and beyond (Zernike modes) 3

Turbulence Hydrodynamics: unstable flow breaks up into eddies. The kinetic energy is transferred from large to small scales in a cascade, dissipates eventually by viscosity. Dynamical turbulence has no optical effect. Fluctuations of the air refractive index are caused primarily by the temperature differences. Turbulence defines the statistics of ΔT. ΔT refr.index wavefront image 4

Kolmogorov's law <Δn(r) 2 > = C n 2 r 2/3 This is the definition of C n 2 and C T 2. <ΔT(r) 2 > = C T 2 r 2/3 Local turbulence strength Typical values: 10-16 m -2/3 and 10-6 K 2 m -2/3 (1 mk/m) C n 2 = (80.10-6 P/T 2 ) 2 C T 2 Δn ~7.8 10-7 ΔT P:millibars, T: K n~1.0003 at sea level 5

Limits of the Kolmogorov law Saturates at large scale r>l 0, L 0 ~10m (outer scale). Otherwise infinite fluctuations! Break at small scale l 0 (inner scale <1cm) Implies random stationary process, in fact turbulence is not stationary Does not work if no energy cascade (in the dome, gravity waves, etc.) 6

Propagation through turbulence Fresnel diffraction: r Fresnel = λz (~10cm for 500nm @ 10km) At r>>r Fresnel : geometric optics (sum phase lags on the path) At r<r Fresnel : diffraction, intensity fluctuations (scintillation) l = n(z) dz ϕ = l*(2π/λ ) 7

Phase structure function D ϕ (r) = <[ ϕ(x+r) - ϕ(x)] 2 > = 6.88(r/r 0 ) 5/3 r Fresnel <r<l 0 Fried parameter (coherence length) r 0 r 0-5/3 = 0.423(2π/λ) 2 J J= C n2 (z) dz J = turbulence integral 8

Point Spread Function (PSF) & Optical Transfer Function (OTF) PSF P(α) = image of the point source (real) OTF = Fourier Transform (PSF), O ~ (f) complex I(α) = O(β) P(α-β) dβ I ~ (f) = O ~ (f). P ~ (f) Convolution in image space Product in Fourier space 9

Imaging as interference p = λ/d [radian] f = d/λ [radian -1 ] 10

OTF with and without turbulence 11

Atmospheric OTF At long exposures, the OTF and PSF are averaged. 1. at d<<r 0, phase fluctuations <<λ, coherent 2. at d>>r 0, phase fluctuations >λ, incoherent Coherence = exp[- < ϕ 2 >/2] P ~ (f) = exp[- D ϕ (λf)/2] = exp[-3.44 (λf/r 0 ) 5/3 ] This is atmospheric OTF for long exposures. 12

Seeing Atmospheric PSF has FWHM ε=0.98λ/r 0 [rad] The PSF is not Gaussian, but similar Seeing β is the FWHM at 500nm at zenith: β = 0.101/r 0 [m] = (J/6.8 10-13 ) 3/5 [arcsec] Dependence on zenith angle: β ~ (sec z) 3/5 Dependence on wavelength: β ~ λ -1/5 13

Numerical example Seeing 1 r 0 (0.5μm)=10.1cm, J=6.8 10-13 m 1/3. r 0 (2.2 μm)=0.60m ε (2.2 μm)= 0.74 Finite outer scale improves resolution (~10% in the visible, ~2x in the IR) 14

Turbulence profile C n2 (h) and wind speed V(h) describe the turbulence: 1. Surface layer (h<100m, includes dome) 2. Boundary layer (h<1km) 3. Free atmosphere (1km < h <20km) Optical turbulence is produced by mixing air with different temperatures. Layers arise in wind-shear zones. 15

Isoplanatic angle Wavefronts from two stars are similar if θ<θ 0 θ 0 = 0.31 r 0 /H H = average height H=5km, r 0 =0.1m θ 0 = 1.2 Also: cone effect with LGS! 16

Atmospheric time constant Each turbulent layer is dragged by the wind. V = average wind speed V=20m/s, r 0 =0.1m τ 0 = 1.6ms When one layer dominates, the wavefront moves, otherwise it boils. 17

Zernike aberrations Wavefront on a circular pupil can be represented by the sum of basis functions. Zernike basis is the most popular. Num. Aberration 1 Piston Z=1 2 Tip Z=2ρ cos θ 3 Tilt Z=2ρ sin θ 4 Defocus Z= 3(2ρ 2-1) 5 45-astig. Z= 6 ρ 2 sin(2θ) The Zernike polynomials are defined in polar coord. Z(ρ,θ) (0 < ρ <1). Variance=1 (Noll), Cov=0 (ortho-normal basis) 18

Atmospheric Zernike modes Zernike coefficients are random variables. The Kolmogorov turbulence model relates variances and covariances to the seeing. Noll's coefficients c i,j : 0.449 for tip & tilt, 0.0232 for defocus Total phase variance (without piston) 1.03(D/r 0 ) 5/3. 19

How many modes to correct? Residual rms phase error [rad 2 ] after correcting the first J Zernike modes (J>20): σ 2 ~ 0.29 (D/r 0 ) 5/3 J -0.87 Tip-tilt only: 0.134 Order 2 (J=6): 0.065 Max. gain for ~1rad 2 residual (Strehl ~0.3) 20

Measurements of turbulence Temperature: C 2 T with micro-thermals or acoustic sounders (sonars) Image motion: affected by telescope shake/tracking Defocus (DIMM, any WFS) Scintillation (MASS) Optical profilers (SCIDAR, SODAR) need binary stars LGS profilers (on working multi-lgs AO systems) 21