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Chapter 1. A Review of Elementary Optics olty4kGD$V
1.1 Light nR'#s%Kj
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1.3 Mirrors and Lenses-Ray Sketching v]bAWo
1.4 Mirrors and Lenses-Calculations FMS2.E
1.5 Simple Optical Instruments *T4ge|zUc
1.6 Polarization h~h a
1.7 Interference and Diffraction <-)9>c:k
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Chapter 2. Thin Lens Ray Tracing 0xBY(#;Q
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2.2 Tracing Rays through a Series of Lenses &%e" 9v2`
2.3 The y-u Trace [ X|OrRA
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2.5 Evaluation of Systems Using the y-u Trace q<XcOc5
2.6 Effective Focal Length w-:
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Chapter 3. Radiometry 4 (m3c< 'P
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3.3 Radiometry of Extended Sources ? ).(fP
3.4 Applications '3%*U*I
3.5 Photometry and Spectrophotometry # $u ZDQY_
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Chapter 4. Mirrors and Prisms 8|<f8Z65!
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4.1 Mirror Images UCF[oO>v
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Chapter 5. Paraxial Ray Tracing bV7QVu8
5.1 The y-nu Trace M=Is9)y
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5.3 Chromatic Aberration o}R |tOe
5.4 Paraxial Ray Tracing, Calculators, and Computers K z^ hQd
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Chapter 6. Exact Ray Traces -9Xw]I#QR
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6.5 Image Evaluation `R ]&F$i(E
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Chapter 8. Modulation and Scanning #|D:f~"d3
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8.5 Holographic Scanners (Bh L/ A 4
8.6 Additional Topics s-o~@(r6
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Chapter 9. Spectrometers dR?5$V(
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9.4 Spectrometer Systems @~Rk^/0
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Chapter 10. Detectors ob)D{4B'
10.1 The Eye-The Ultimate Detector nFSG<#x\
10.2 Thermal Detectors sd7Y6?_C
10.3 Photographic Materials %k ~C -+
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Chapter 11. The Design Process ROcY'-
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11.2 Preliminary Design g!z8oPT
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11.4 Case Study-Laser Printer Design -1dI Zy
11.5 Case Study-Slide Projector Design Gu<W:n[
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