Using rules of thumb in the design of physical optics systems

George N. Lawrence

doi:10.1364/ODP.1993.MB.3

Optical Design for Photonics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper MB.3
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Using rules of thumb in the design of physical optics systems

George N. Lawrence

Optical Design for Photonics 1993

California United States
22–24 March 1993
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Abstract

Design is primarily a creative process. Theory provides us the knowledge we need and numerical modeling allows us to visualize a system and to optimize construction parameters, but neither is sufficient to perform design except in the simplest cases where a solution may be derived.

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