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Optical Fourier Surfaces

David J. Norris

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Abstract

Complex “wavy” surfaces cannot be easily fabricated, frustrating the design and implementation of sophisticated diffractive optics. We will discuss a simple but powerful approach that provides surfaces containing an arbitrary number of specified spatial frequencies.

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