论文信息 - Perfect imaging in a homogeneous threedimensional region.

Perfect imaging in a homogeneous threedimensional region.

We introduce a family of spherically symmetric gradient-index lenses forming a perfect (sharp) image of any point of the space in three dimensions, including the points of a homogeneous (constant refractive index) region. The only previously known example of an optical instrument with such properties is the plane mirror (or combinations thereof).

Juan C Miñano | J. Miñano

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