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7. Examples of complex optical systems
7.1 Beam expander
The beam expander is made up of two confocal lenses (figure 25 ), enabling the diameter of a beam to be reduced or enlarged. Enlargement is therefore the main feature sought.
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Bibliography
- (1) - Base de données des indices de réfraction : Mikhail Polyanskiy, - 2008-2016, http://refractive index.info/ .
- (2) - Tout Savoir sur les Lentilles Asphériques,...
Works
Optics Learning by Computing, with Examples Using Mathcad, MATLAB, Mathematica, and Maple, second edition, Karl Dieter Moller, ISBN: 9780387261683, 454 pp, (2007)
Eugene Hecht, Optics, 5th edition, Adelphi University, pages 261-266, 2015
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Course, with extensions on the telescope/microscope in matrix optics, 3x3 matrix theory for diffractive...
Scientific articles
Joseph (S.) Choi and John (C.) Howell, "Paraxial ray optics cloaking," Opt. Express 22, 29465-29478 (2014)
Gatinel (D.), Haouat (M.), Hoang-Xuan (T.), "Étude des paramètres permettant la description mathématique de l'asphéricite cornéenne", J FR. Ophthalmol; 25, 1, 81-90 (2002)
Halbach (K.) " Matrix representation of Gaussian...
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– Geometrical matrix optics course, introduction to interference and diffraction phenomena: Yann Vaills, Université d'Orléans (2011)
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Ray tracing software :
The calculation principle of these programs is based on the intersection between the ray (characterized by the 2 components of its wave vector) and the nearest surface. A calculation is then performed to find the new wave vector using Descartes' laws after reflection and/or refraction on the surface, up to the next nearest surface encountered. Here are...
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Laser optics and Gaussian beams – Course, exercise and example applications, S. Forget (2015)
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