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Chapter 1. A Review of Elementary Optics 2{#quXN9
1.1 Light ucA6s:!={
1.2 Laws of Geometrical Optics e=F'
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1.3 Mirrors and Lenses-Ray Sketching "0/OpT7h7
1.4 Mirrors and Lenses-Calculations h.7 1O"N
1.5 Simple Optical Instruments uvmNQg
1.6 Polarization H}}t )H
1.7 Interference and Diffraction Cu|n?Uk
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Chapter 2. Thin Lens Ray Tracing ".@SQgyb0
2.1 Getting Started \T [*|"RFZ
2.2 Tracing Rays through a Series of Lenses z2 dM*NMK
2.3 The y-u Trace & [s^ `e
2.4 Stops, Pupils, and Windows glv (`cQ
2.5 Evaluation of Systems Using the y-u Trace V y5Q+gw
2.6 Effective Focal Length L4[ bm[x
2.7 Cylindrical Lenses h yTi':
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Chapter 3. Radiometry qi)(\
3.1 Basic Concepts and Terms B\("08x
3.2 Radiometry in an Optical System 2cmqtlW"
3.3 Radiometry of Extended Sources APLu?wy7s5
3.4 Applications Gpgi@
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3.5 Photometry and Spectrophotometry Lv_6Mf(
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Chapter 4. Mirrors and Prisms A+
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4.1 Mirror Images N.&K" J
4.2 Plane Mirrors H?aB8=)
4.3 Prisms 60p1.;' /a
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Chapter 5. Paraxial Ray Tracing z.jGVF4
5.1 The y-nu Trace F*NI s:3;
5.2 The Gaussian Constants r7IhmdA
5.3 Chromatic Aberration 'l;?P
5.4 Paraxial Ray Tracing, Calculators, and Computers r[?rwc^
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Chapter 6. Exact Ray Traces tq*Q|9j7VG
6.1 Ray Tracing Techniques ,)Q mQ ^/
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Chapter 7. Gaussian Beams k?";$C}#
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7.3 Conjugate Distances X0U6:
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Chapter 8. Modulation and Scanning +(P;4ZOmB
8.1 Modulation of Light A l` ;SWN
8.2 Scanning M)LdGN?$
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8.5 Holographic Scanners &R8zuD`#
8.6 Additional Topics WK=!<FsC$
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Chapter 9. Spectrometers :WxMv~e{U
9.1 Filter Spectrometers '<Vvv^Er
9.2 Prism Spectrometers 9u)h$VC
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9.4 Spectrometer Systems hm5<_(F!
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10.1 The Eye-The Ultimate Detector r*3;gyG.,#
10.2 Thermal Detectors LD 6fi
10.3 Photographic Materials Z@h]dU5% a
10.4 Photoemissive Detectors 4s"HO/
10.5 Semiconductor Detectors J]~3{Mi
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10.7 Detector Geometries SEuj=Vie#
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Chapter 11. The Design Process epwXv|aSZ
1 1.1 Setting Down Objectives =uvv|@Z
11.2 Preliminary Design r!zNcN(%cs
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11.4 Case Study-Laser Printer Design HKh)T$IZM
11.5 Case Study-Slide Projector Design w"s RK
1 1.6 Conclusions
