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Chapter 1. A Review of Elementary Optics UYA_jpI P
1.1 Light Qa Gl R`Y
1.2 Laws of Geometrical Optics CdUAy|!`R
1.3 Mirrors and Lenses-Ray Sketching x'zBK0i
1.4 Mirrors and Lenses-Calculations zd_HxYrN
1.5 Simple Optical Instruments KIeT!kmDl
1.6 Polarization DOz\n|8 S
1.7 Interference and Diffraction m>}8'N )
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Chapter 2. Thin Lens Ray Tracing ~O 3D[PNW~
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2.2 Tracing Rays through a Series of Lenses %Rh;=p`
2.3 The y-u Trace 5/Q RL\
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2.5 Evaluation of Systems Using the y-u Trace "C?5f]T
2.6 Effective Focal Length ez3Z3t`
2.7 Cylindrical Lenses 1 ^g
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Chapter 3. Radiometry b.O9 ITR
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3.3 Radiometry of Extended Sources dJ:MjQG`W
3.4 Applications N 4K8
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3.5 Photometry and Spectrophotometry qi^!GA'5j
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Chapter 4. Mirrors and Prisms =N);v\ Q$!
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Chapter 5. Paraxial Ray Tracing /?/ #B `
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5.2 The Gaussian Constants N:VX!w
5.3 Chromatic Aberration S>q>K"j^!
5.4 Paraxial Ray Tracing, Calculators, and Computers c~ <1 ':
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Chapter 6. Exact Ray Traces *FR$vLGn
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6.2 Aberrations z5Qs @dG
6.3 Correcting Aberrations R)Mt(gFZT_
6.4 Optical Computation Oq(VvS/
6.5 Image Evaluation Wk4.%tpeO7
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Chapter 7. Gaussian Beams 9^F2$+T[:
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Chapter 8. Modulation and Scanning qu6DQ@
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Chapter 9. Spectrometers j%Y\A ~DV
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9.4 Spectrometer Systems 9vGs;
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Chapter 10. Detectors pF=g||gS
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10.2 Thermal Detectors -[#n+`M
10.3 Photographic Materials 1ywU@].6J]
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Chapter 11. The Design Process _94s(~g:
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11.3 The Breadboarding Process {gy+3
11.4 Case Study-Laser Printer Design T>]sQPg
11.5 Case Study-Slide Projector Design ,qFA\cO*
1 1.6 Conclusions
