Fermat’s principle may be used to derive an equation, of the form F=m a, governing the shape of a light ray in a medium of varying refractive index. Many interesting problems in gradient?index optics that ordinarily require considerable computation may therefore be solved very simply by analogy to familiar mechanical problems. This approach also provides the means of thoroughly exploring the optical?mechanical analogy at a much more elementary level than is usual
Fermat’s principle of least time may be used to calculate trajectories of light in various practical...
The fundamental quadrature governing light rays in a spherically symmetrical medium is first recalle...
AbstractBecause of the complexity of tracing rays through a gradient refractive index medium, the hu...
Fermat’s principle may be used to derive an equation, of the form F=m a, governing the shape of a li...
The calculation of the shape of an optical ray in a gradient?index lens is often greatly simplified ...
The methods of differential geometry are used with the assumption that rays of light follow geodesic...
We derive three alternative formulas for the refracted ray direction in ray tracing in order to prov...
Chapter 1 Huygens' principle, too often asserted independently, is here developed with Huygens' ori...
We derive a formal description of local light-ray rotation in terms of complex refractive indices. W...
In many metrics of physical interest, the gravitational field can be rep resented as...
In many metrics of physical interest, the gravitational field can be represented as an optical mediu...
In the framework of geometrical optics, we consider the following inverse problem: given a two-param...
Purpose: James Clerk Maxwell is usually recognized as being the first, in 1854, to consider using in...
Thesis (M.S.)--University of Rochester. College of Engineering and Applied Science. Institute of Opt...
Light rays that travel from a medium of higher optical density, such as glass, to a medium of lower ...
Fermat’s principle of least time may be used to calculate trajectories of light in various practical...
The fundamental quadrature governing light rays in a spherically symmetrical medium is first recalle...
AbstractBecause of the complexity of tracing rays through a gradient refractive index medium, the hu...
Fermat’s principle may be used to derive an equation, of the form F=m a, governing the shape of a li...
The calculation of the shape of an optical ray in a gradient?index lens is often greatly simplified ...
The methods of differential geometry are used with the assumption that rays of light follow geodesic...
We derive three alternative formulas for the refracted ray direction in ray tracing in order to prov...
Chapter 1 Huygens' principle, too often asserted independently, is here developed with Huygens' ori...
We derive a formal description of local light-ray rotation in terms of complex refractive indices. W...
In many metrics of physical interest, the gravitational field can be rep resented as...
In many metrics of physical interest, the gravitational field can be represented as an optical mediu...
In the framework of geometrical optics, we consider the following inverse problem: given a two-param...
Purpose: James Clerk Maxwell is usually recognized as being the first, in 1854, to consider using in...
Thesis (M.S.)--University of Rochester. College of Engineering and Applied Science. Institute of Opt...
Light rays that travel from a medium of higher optical density, such as glass, to a medium of lower ...
Fermat’s principle of least time may be used to calculate trajectories of light in various practical...
The fundamental quadrature governing light rays in a spherically symmetrical medium is first recalle...
AbstractBecause of the complexity of tracing rays through a gradient refractive index medium, the hu...