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Holographic hyperbranched polymer nanocomposite grating with exceptionally large neutron scattering length density modulation amplitudes. [PDF]
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Live-shaping of hydrogel thin films with light. [PDF]
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Diffraction by a microrelief grating
Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 2001A model is proposed that describes diffraction by a microrelief grating. A microrelief grating is a grating of large period with grooves containing a periodic microrelief with a period considerably smaller than the period of the grating. In the model the interaction of the incident wave with the fine structure is taken into account rigorously while ...
P, Rusek, H P, Urbach
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Diffraction Grating Spectroscopy
Applied Optics, 1969The present state of grating spectroscopy is reviewed with special emphasis on the far ir. The review includes the discussion of the properties of diffraction gratings, the intensity distribution among different orders of echelette gratings, Wood anomalies, ir and submillimeterwave filters, detectors, grating spectrometers with thermal sources, rules ...
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Diffraction gratings and optical aberrations
Applied Optics, 1984The effects introduced by a plane diffraction grating on the diffracted wave front when a quasi-plane beam incides on it are calculated. Effects not previously discussed appear.
J M, Simon, M A, Gil
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On the Theory of Imperfect Diffraction Gratings
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1948The “dynamical” theory of gratings originally developed by Rayleigh and Voigt is applied to derive the intensity of the light diffracted in various directions by an imperfect grating of finite area. The problem is reduced to the numerical solution of a system of linear equations by an approximation method in which “ghosts” and high order spectra are ...
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1992
Abstract A ‘conventional’ spectrometer receives light through an entrance slit, separates out (disperses) the frequencies in the light by some means, and focuses each frequency to its own place at the output. When the light contains discrete frequencies, a set of bright lines is seen at the output, each of which is an image of the ...
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Abstract A ‘conventional’ spectrometer receives light through an entrance slit, separates out (disperses) the frequencies in the light by some means, and focuses each frequency to its own place at the output. When the light contains discrete frequencies, a set of bright lines is seen at the output, each of which is an image of the ...
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