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Design of optical systems with both near-field and far-field system requirements

Abstract. The authors describe a simple technique for the generation of well-corrected optical designs with both far-field and near-field requirements. Several design examples illustrate the use of this technique and its range of applicability.

R. Edward English | David M. Aikens | R. E. English | Y WangDavid | D. Aikens | Y. WangDavid

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