We present a theoretical and numerical analysis on how the aberration structure governs speckle decorrelation and, consequently, thin-diffuser wavefront sensor (TDWFS) performance. A field decomposition is developed that separates quadratic and higher-order wavefront contributions, distinguishing purely geometric speck...
Daniel Leporda, N. Devaney· Journal of The Optical Socie...· 0 citations
Freeform optical surfaces are essential for advanced optical systems due to their design flexibility, but accurate reconstruction is challenging because of geometric complexity and inflection regions. This work numerically models a circular freeform surface with a 111 mm diameter, a peak-to-valley (PV) sag of 3.5 mm, a...
D. Ibrahim, N. Devaney· EPJ Web of Conferences· 0 citations
In the numerical modeling of rotationally symmetric aspheric surfaces, artificial asymmetries often arise in the computed radius of curvature due to finite-difference approximations. These numerical artifacts, particularly along the X- and Y-axes, can distort two-dimensional curvature maps and compromise accuracy in...
D. Ibrahim, N. Devaney· Journal of Optics· 0 citations
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