A Three Dimensional Superposition Array

J. Robert Zinter; Duncan T. Moore

doi:10.1364/GIOIS.1987.FB2

Topical Meeting on Gradient-Index Optical Imaging Systems
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1987),
paper FB2
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A Three Dimensional Superposition Array

J. Robert Zinter and Duncan T. Moore

Gradient-Index Optical Imaging Systems 1987

Reno, Nevada United States
15–16 January 1987
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Abstract

Gradient index arrays exist in nature as compound eyes. This eye is composed of many individual ommatidia. Exner¹ discovered that the corneal lens, in each ommatidia, of the water beetle Hydrophilus is composed of a gradient index material.

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