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On-sky demonstration of a vector Zernike wavefront sensor in a cascaded adaptive optics system
To directly image and characterise Earth-like exoplanets, future high-contrast instruments will require adaptive-optics systems operating at increasingly high loop frequencies to reduce temporal errors. Increasing the loop frequency reduces the signal-to-noise ratio per wavefront-sensor frame, makin
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