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Synthesis of Sp(4,R) first-order systems using thin cylindrical lenses

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Abstract

Group theoretical methods have become a powerful set of tools in the analysis of first-order optical systems. We earlier showed that every axially symmetric SL(2,R) first-order system, including the inverse free propagation process, can be synthesized with at most three thin spherical lenses.1 It is shown that every system in the larger family of first-order systems corresponding to the group Sp(4,R) can be synthesized using thin cylindrical lenses separated by free propagation sections. Synthesis of a system for scale transformation and image rotation2 is worked out in detail.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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