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Predictive adaptive optics optimal control for LEO communications in low elevation and strong scintillation conditions
Free space optical communication (FSOC) links have significant advantages over conventional radio frequency transmissions. However, optical light travelling through atmospheric turbulence is subject to varying diffraction rates that distort the wavefront phase, impacting the performance of optical l
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