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Physics, 13.07.2019 04:10 litjay98

For a mirror with diameter 40 metres, where atmospheric seeing is 0.5 arcsec, how much gain can one get from adaptive optics correction in terms of angular resolution.
in previous submissions, the atmospheric seeing value was used for wavelength, why is this?

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