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Diffraction Efficiency of a Grating as a Function of the State of Polarization of Incident Light

R. M. A. Azzam

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Abstract

For light of a given wavelength incident on a grating in an arbitrary orientation the distribution of light among the various (reflected and/or transmitted) diffracted orders depends on the incident wave polarization. Such polarization effects of gratings, first discovered by Fraunhofer1, require a full electromagnetic approach2 for their explanation.

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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