Convergence of Beam Propagation Through Turbulent Air Modelling Using Full-3D Statistics

By relinquishing the Markov approximation and modelling turbulence in 3D, we are able to show improved convergence behavior of the split-step method for light propagation through turbulent air. We use this improved model to identify step-sizes for which the Markovian model is accurate.

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2025-11-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc65510.2025.11282359
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Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Convergence of Beam Propagation Through Turbulent Air Modelling Using Full-3D Statistics

Periklis Petropoulos, K.R.H Bottrill, D. Majumder, S. Liang
Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Convergence of Beam Propagation Through Turbulent Air Modelling Using Full-3D Statistics

Periklis Petropoulos, K.R.H Bottrill, D. Majumder, S. Liang
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By relinquishing the Markov approximation and modelling turbulence in 3D, we are able to show improved convergence behavior of the split-step method for light propagation through turbulent air. We use this improved model to identify step-sizes for which the Markovian model is accurate.

Integrated Optoelectronics (Norway) (NO)
University of Southampton
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Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
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Convergence of Beam Propagation Through Turbulent Air Modelling Using Full-3D Statistics — Periklis Petropoulos, K.R.H Bottrill, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS