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100 1 $aWelford, W. T.,$eauthor.
245 10 $aAberrations of optical systems /$cW.T. Welford.
250 $a1st ed.
264 1 $aNew York, New York ;$aLondon [England] :$bRoutledge,$c1986.
300 $a1 online resource (297 pages) :$billustrations
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $acomputer$bc$2rdamedia
338 $aonline resource$bcr$2rdacarrier
490 1 $aSeries in Optics and Optoelectronics.
500 $aIncludes index.
505 0 $aCover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Series Editors' Preface -- Preface and acknowledgements -- 1 Optical systems and ideal optical images -- 1.1 Initial assumptions -- 1.2 Ideal image formation in the symmetrical optical system -- 1.3 Properties of an ideal system -- 2 Geometrical optics -- 2.1 Rays and geometrical wavefronts -- 2.2 Snell's law of refraction -- 2.3 Fermat's principle -- 2.4 The laws of geometrical optics -- 3 Gaussian optics -- 3.1 The domain of Gaussian optics -- 3.2 Definitions -- the relationship between the two focal lengths -- 3.3 The Lagrange invariant and the transverse magnification -- 3.4 Afocal systems and star spaces -- 3.5 The aperture stop and the principal ray -- 3.6 Field stops -- 3.7 Gaussian properties of a single surface -- 3.8 Gaussian properties of two systems -- 3.9 Thick lenses and combinations of thin lenses -- 3.10 Paraxial raytracing -- 4 Finite raytracing -- 4.1 Finite rays -- 4.2 Snell's law for skew rays -- 4.3 Transfer between spherical surfaces -- 4.4 Refraction through a spherical surface -- 4.5 Beginning and ending a raytrace -- 4.6 Non-spherical surfaces -- 4.7 Raytracing through quadrics of revolution -- 4.8 The general aspheric surface -- 4.9 Meridian rays by a trigonometrical method -- 4.10 Reflecting surfaces -- 4.11 Failures and special cases -- 5 Finite raytracing through non-symmetrical systems -- 5.1 Specification of toric surfaces -- 5.2 The transfer process for a toric -- 5.3 Refraction through a toric -- 5.4 Raytracing through diffraction gratings -- 5.5 Raytracing through holograms -- 6 Optical invariants -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Alternative forms of the Lagrange invariant -- 6.3 The Seidel difference formulae -- 6.4 The skew invariant -- 6.5 Some applications of the skew invariant -- 6.6 The generalized Lagrange invariant -- 7 Monochromatic aberrations.
505 8 $a7.1 Introduction: definitions of aberration -- 7.2 Wavefront aberrations, transverse ray aberrations and characteristic functions -- 7.3 The effect of a shift of the centre of the reference sphere on the aberrations -- 7.4 Physical significance of the wavefront aberration -- 7.5 Other methods of computing the wavefront aberration -- 7.6 The theory of aberration types -- 7.7 The Seidel aberrations -- 7.8 Mixed and higher order aberrations -- 8 Calculation of the Seidel aberrations -- 8.1 Addition of aberration contributions -- 8.2 Derivation of the Seidel aberration formulae -- 8.3 Validity of the Seidel sum formulae -- 8.4 Ray aberration expressions for the Seidel sums -- 8.5 Computation of the Seidel sums -- effect of stop shifts -- 8.6 Aspheric surfaces -- 8.7 Effect of change of conjugates on the primary aberrations -- 8.8 Aplanatic surfaces and other aberration-free cases -- 9 Finite aberration formulae -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 The Aldis theorem for transverse ray aberrations -- 9.3 Expressions for total optical path aberration -- 9.4 Aplanatism and isoplanatism -- 9.5 Linear coma and offence against the sine condition -- 9.6 Isoplanatism in non-symmetric systems -- 9.7 Applications of the general isoplanatism theorem of Section 9.6 -- 9.8 Optics round a finite principal ray -- 9.9 Astigmatism of quadrics of revolution -- 10 Chromatic aberration -- 10.1 Introduction: historical aspects -- 10.2 Longitudinal chromatic aberration and the achromatic doublet -- 10.3 Dispersion of optical materials -- 10.4 Chromatic aberration for finite rays -- the Conrady formula -- 10.5 Expressions for the primary chromatic aberrations -- 10.6 Stop-shift effects -- 10.7 Ray aberration expressions for C[sub(I)] and C[sub(II)] -- 10.8 Some examples -- 11 Primary aberrations of unsymmetrical systems and of holographic optical elements -- 11.1 Cylindrical systems.
505 8 $a11.2 Primary aberrations of anamorphic systems -- 11.3 Aberrations of diffraction gratings -- 11.4 Aberrations of holographic optical elements -- 12 Thin lens aberrations -- 12.1 The thin lens variables -- 12.2 Primary aberrations of a thin lens with the pupil at the lens -- 12.3 Primary aberrations of a thin lens with remote stop -- 12.4 Aberrations of plane parallel plates -- 12.5 Some examples -- 13 Optical tolerances -- 13.1 Design aberrations and manufacturing aberrations -- 13.2 Some systems of tolerances -- 13.3 Tolerances for diffraction-limited systems -- 13.4 Resolving power and resolution limits -- 13.5 Tolerances for non-diffraction-limited systems -- definition of the optical transfer function -- 13.6 Formulae for the optical transfer function -- 13.7 The OTF in the geometrical optics approximation -- 13.8 Incoherently illuminated lines and edges as test objects -- 13.9 Optical tolerances and image assessment -- Appendix A: Summary of the main formulae -- Appendix B: Symbols -- Appendix C: Examples -- Appendix D: Tracing Gaussian beams from lasers -- Name index -- Subject index.
588 0 $aPrint version record.
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650 0 $aAberration.
650 0 $aGeometrical optics.
650 6 $aAberration.
650 6 $aOptique géométrique.
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776 08 $iPrint version:$aWelford, W.T.$tAberrations of optical systems.$dNew York, New York ; London, [England] : Routledge, ©1986$hviii, 284 pages$z9780852745649
830 0 $aSeries in optics and optoelectronics.
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