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1. Introduction :.4 5u}[
2. Historical Review PgRDKygE
2.1 Definition of Optical Engineering |K|h+fgG6*
2.2 Ancient History 7 %{ |
2.3 Medieval Optics T9879[ZU\
2.4 From 1600 to the 1900s [mPjP%{=@
2.5 Speed of Light 14"J d\M8
2.6 Modern Optical Engineering ?|ZTaX6A
2.7 Case History: Optics in the United States as>L[jyG/
2.8 Recent Incident: the Hubble Telescope :G<E^<M\)^
2.9 Review and Summary `8Lo { P
3. Basic Concepts of Light ]Ty isaT
3.1 Light: an Elusive Topic .({smN,B
3.2 Understanding Light Ey4z.s'-l
3.3 Velocity, Wavelength, and Frequency P'O#I}Dmw<
3.4 Wavefronts and Light Rays 8{Fsm;UsY
3.5 Light Sources HO' '&hz
3.6 Behavior of Light Rays / 0eYMG+K=
3.7 Refraction J:kmqk!
3.8 Refraction by a Lens @, W vvh
3.9 Dispersion and Color T0]*{k(FR
3.10 Diffraction of Light w&x!,yd;
3.11 Review and Summary K/}rP[H
4. Thin-Lens Theory /mK?E5H'r1
4.1 Definition of Thin Lens FSRj4e1y1
4.2 Properties of a Thin Lens eEn; !RS)
4.3 Aperture Stop, Entrance and Exit Pupils, and Field Stop 5=1^T@~#&
4.4 Reference Coordinate System 5T: i9h
4.5 Thin-Lens Power bHI<B)=`
4.6 Ray Trace of a Thin Lens (Object at Infinity) +|ycvHd
4.7 Ray Trace of a Thin Lens (Finite Object Distance) e dK|NOOZ
4.8 Rounding Off 7H|$4;X^
4.9 Thin-Lens Formulas s\P2Bp_{
4.10 Applications of Thin-Lens Theory v%RP0 %%{s
4.11 Mock-up of the Thin-Lens System zdp/ |"D!
4.12 Review and Summary HWV top/
5. Optical Design Basics 9,^_ <O@Q
5.1 Introduction Zt3)]sB
5.2 Historical Perspective nO)X!dp}J
5.3 OSLO Optical Design Software Package EMc;^ d
5.4 Introduction to Computer Design using OSLO l#}.^71+
5.5 Laser Transmitting System t&(PN%icD
5.6 Instrument Design and Analysis Tr#V *.x
5.7 Magnification Analysis Q8_ d)t|
5.8 Design of a Noncatalog System ScSZGs 5&
5.9 Review and Summary .YZgOJi
6. Primary Lens Aberrations 0pSmj2/,.
6.1 Introduction =ID
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6.2 Spot Diagram, Radial Energy Distribution, and Modulation Transfer Function A?@@*$&
6.3 Spherical Aberration <2nZ&M4/s{
6.4 Coma p^ pOuy8
6.5 Field Curvature Hy R!O>
6.6 Astigmatism Hp(D);0+)
6.7 Distortion }`NU@O#
6.8 Axial Color L =8+_0
6.9 Lateral Color O%ug@& S{
6.10 Aberration Curves k}#;Uy=5
6.11 Point-Spread Function Analysis R9! Uo
6.12 Review and Summary hbc uK&
7. Optical Components E!O\87[
7.1 Introduction yu;SH[{Wi
7.2 Lens G\a8B#hg
7.3 Mirror 2mq$H_
7.4 Prisms h?$T!D>
7.5 Review and Summary 5 IbJ
8. Basic Optical Instruments Y1arX^Zb
8.1 Introduction ZoB {x*IH
8.2 Magnifier, or Loupe oY =q4 D
8.3 Eyepiece .WQ+AE8Q
8.4 Microscope /CIh 2
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8.5 Telescope /NFz4h =>
8.6 Binoculars aceZ3U>W
8.7 Riflescope ILic.@st
8.8 Surveying and Optical Tooling Instruments x{&w?ng
8.9 Periscope, Borescope, and Endoscope sk|=% }y
8.10 Review and Summary F]I=+T
9. Optical Materials and Coatings o5n^!gi4
9.1 Introduction >d M8aJzC
9.2 Optical Glass c~o+WI
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9.3 Low-Expansion Materials rP(eva
9.4 Surface Losses and Antireflection Coatings @K:N,@yq
9.5 Materials for Infrared Systems cG wf!hA
9.6 Optical Plastics H- p;6C<
9.7 Review and Summary Ei2%DMN7)
10. Visual Optical System
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10.1 Introduction [qoXMuC|P
10.2 Structure of the Eye >\!4Mk8
10.3 Resolution of the Eye _pH{yhA
10.4 Visual Instrument Design Considerations ?J,AB #+
10.5 Visual Instrument Focus eVl'\aUd
10.6 Visual Instrument Detailed Lens Design dr<<! q /
10.7 Review and Summary {ccIxL
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11. Lens Design and Evaluation >5
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11.1 Introduction {>bW>R O)
11.2 Lens Design Process =\{ \g7
11.3 10× Telescope Design pDh se2
11.4 Precision Collimator Lens Design "EV!>^Z
11.5 Precision Imager Lens Design $M:3 XAN
11.6 Unusual Lens Design Task 6q>+!kXh
11.7 Review and Summary y3<Y?M4
12. Optics in Our World HWm#t./
12.1 Introduction {5|("0[F
12.2 Optical Illusions: Size b|5w]<?'
12.3 Other Optical Illusions U,Mx@KdV
12.4 Seeing the Third Dimension rbZ[ !LA
12.5 Optics and the Compact Disk aV1lJ ;0
12.6 Optics and the Projection TV p#KW$OQ]8
12.7 Optics and Photography H7[6yh
12.8 Optics of the Rainbow 90xk$3(
12.9 Review and Summary
