Dual Forms of the Gaussian Beam Chart

Li, Tingye

doi:10.1364/ao.3.001315

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“…After combining (19) and (17) one equates the real and imaginary parts to obtain W(Z) = W2 1 + (-2) ]…”

Section: Approximate Solution Of the Wave Equationmentioning

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“…The first circle diagram for beams was proposed by Collins [18]. A dual chart was discussed in [19]. The basis for the derivation of these charts are the beam propagation laws discussed in Section 3.2.…”

Section: Circle Diagramsmentioning

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“…The basis for the derivation of these charts are the beam propagation laws discussed in Section 3.2. One combines (17) and (19) and eliminates q to obtain…”

Section: Circle Diagramsmentioning

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Laser Beams and Resonators

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Li²

1966

Appl. Opt.

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“…After combining (19) and (17) one equates the real and imaginary parts to obtain W(Z) = W2 1 + (-2) ]…”

Section: Approximate Solution Of the Wave Equationmentioning

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Section: Circle Diagramsmentioning

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Laser Beams and Resonators

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Li²

1966

Appl. Opt.

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“…The beam area is found by inspection to be equal to MP. By this graphical construction or by other types of equivalent transformations [40][41][42] one can simply solve a number of practical problems.…”

Section: Graphical Constructionsmentioning

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Optical Resonators

1966

Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics

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The open resonator is a new device in physical optics which has been extensively investigated in recent years. Important applications have been described in laser technique and in microwave technique. Theory and experimental results are briefly reviewed, with emphasis on physical conceptions rather than on mathematical details. Plane parallel Fabry-Perot resonators, spherical mirror resonators and flat-roof resonators are described, along with the closely related beam waveguides.

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“…In such interferometer systems advantage may be taken of the well-behaved propagation properties [9][10][11][12] of the TEMoo mode of the gas laser. This mode gives rise to a beam of light having a Gaussian intensity distribution across its section.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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