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Ray tracing formulas for monoaxial optical components

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Abstract

A formalism which allows finite ray tracing through monoaxial crystals was developed starting from Maxwell’s equations. The derived formulas were applied to a Wollaston prism in convergent light and spot diagrams were obtained.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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