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Optics miniaturization strategy for demanding Raman spectroscopy applications. [PDF]

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Observation of nonlinear response and Onsager regression in a photon Bose-Einstein condensate. [PDF]

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Blaze characteristics of echelle gratings

Applied Optics, 1982
A new model for the blaze function of the two in-plane mountings of echelle gratings is described and extended to account for defects in the edges of the grooves. Expressions for the relative efficiency are given. The model shows that the wavelength for the maximum blaze intensity differs slightly from the wavelength lambda(0) satisfying mlambda(0) = d[
S, Engman, P, Lindblom
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Echelle gratings: their testing and improvement

Applied Optics, 1976
Tests are described on new master echelles of very large size and on others having unusually high blaze angles, produced on interferometrically controlled ruling engines. Defects arising from the gravitational distortion of large grating blanks during ruling were reduced by the use of calibrated edge-supporting springs to diminish sag.
G R, Harrison, E G, Loewen, R S, Wiley
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Improving Echelle Grating Efficiencies

Physica Scripta, 1983
Based on a previous study of echelle grating groove shapes, the groove edge defects of the master and its replicas were measured. It was found that the master and an even number of consecutive replicas have edge defects of several microns, whereas the first replica can be made almost without edge defects (< 0.1 μm).
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Astronomical near-infrared echelle gratings

SPIE Proceedings, 2014
High-resolution near-infrared echelle spectrographs require coarse rulings in order to match the free spectral range to the detector size. Standard near-IR detector arrays typically are 2 K x 2 K or 4 K x 4 K. Detectors of this size combined with resolutions in the range 30000 to 100000 require grating groove spacings in the range 5 to 20 lines/mm ...
Kenneth H. Hinkle   +2 more
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