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Chapter 1. A Review of Elementary Optics UP#]n
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1.1 Light 6n <:ph,h;
1.2 Laws of Geometrical Optics 'os-+m@
1.3 Mirrors and Lenses-Ray Sketching "&7v.-Y k(
1.4 Mirrors and Lenses-Calculations c~p4M64
1.5 Simple Optical Instruments ][D< J0
1.6 Polarization IUI >/87u
1.7 Interference and Diffraction /SZsXaC '
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Chapter 2. Thin Lens Ray Tracing WtdWD_\%Y\
2.1 Getting Started Z~$fTW6g
2.2 Tracing Rays through a Series of Lenses w!tQU9 + *
2.3 The y-u Trace TVYO`9:CW
2.4 Stops, Pupils, and Windows U
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2.5 Evaluation of Systems Using the y-u Trace bp; ) *
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2.7 Cylindrical Lenses Pgb <;c:4
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3.1 Basic Concepts and Terms z]~B @9l
3.2 Radiometry in an Optical System wB " &K;t
3.3 Radiometry of Extended Sources fM d]P:B
3.4 Applications L;>tuJY1
3.5 Photometry and Spectrophotometry IL`5RZi1
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Chapter 4. Mirrors and Prisms CShVJ:u+K\
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4.1 Mirror Images HuCH`|v-
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4.4 Fitting It In or Spreading It Out EcFYP"{U
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Chapter 5. Paraxial Ray Tracing NSj }?hz
5.1 The y-nu Trace ,Rz,[KI|
5.2 The Gaussian Constants vY6eg IO
5.3 Chromatic Aberration
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5.4 Paraxial Ray Tracing, Calculators, and Computers bvs0y7M='
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Chapter 6. Exact Ray Traces lB.P
6.1 Ray Tracing Techniques ?}lgwKBHl;
6.2 Aberrations 7DXT1+t
6.3 Correcting Aberrations G23Mr9m5O
6.4 Optical Computation v~uQ_ ae$>
6.5 Image Evaluation 2r<UYB
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Chapter 7. Gaussian Beams \s nbU'lfP
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7.3 Conjugate Distances kjJ\7x6M
7.4 Laser Beam Illumination (Sv 7^}j
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Chapter 8. Modulation and Scanning {FteQ@(
8.1 Modulation of Light bvk+i?{H
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8.3 Mechanical Scanners ^s_E |~U
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9.4 Spectrometer Systems &7XB $
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Chapter 10. Detectors JIjqGxR
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10.2 Thermal Detectors w 1h07_u;v
10.3 Photographic Materials J<V}g v
10.4 Photoemissive Detectors *(& J^
10.5 Semiconductor Detectors {y) s85:t
10.6 Photodiode Arrays W9ZT=#>)[
10.7 Detector Geometries j+88J
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Chapter 11. The Design Process '[{M"S
1 1.1 Setting Down Objectives 6oL-A tf
11.2 Preliminary Design o>\j c
11.3 The Breadboarding Process vWXj 6}
11.4 Case Study-Laser Printer Design fI t:eKHr
11.5 Case Study-Slide Projector Design \Llrs-0 M
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