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A(k) and B(k), are the Fourier cosine and sine transforms of f(x) given by Introduction to Fourier Optics; J Gaskill, Linear Systems, Fourier. Transforms, and A straightforward introduction to the Fourier principles behind modern optics, Fourier series and periodic structures, Fourier transforms, optical imaging and 1 Lecture 6 – Fourier Optics (2) Example Application to Diffraction from a Slit ( mathematical and optical). (3) Fourier Transform and Lab this Week (optical). More surprisingly, we will also find that a lens can be used as an optical Fourier transformer.

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This diffraction pattern contains information about the slit in a form in which smaller spatial details the language of Fourier optics, we solve complicated optics problems by summing up many (actually infinite) plane waves with many high spatial frequency components. A note needs to be made about plane wave superposition and Huygens’s principle. Plane waves are infinite in extent and so do not conserve energy. tributions to optics education (1995).

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. . .4–19 Fourier Optics and Image Analysis Sven-Göran Pettersson and Anders Persson updated by Maïté Louisy and Henrik Ekerfelt This laboratory exercise demonstrates some important applications of Fourier optic. It shows how Fourier transformations can be made with optics and how diffracting objects can be DIFFRACTION AND FOURIER OPTICS The geometrical-optics analysis of lenses is already familiar to you.
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SK2340 VT21-1 Fourier optics

.4–1 4.2 Fresnel and Fraunhofer diffraction. . . .