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15 April 1993 Color and spatial aplanatism for corrected holographic gratings
Reiner Güther
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Abstract
Image plane in devices with dispersion contains a spatial coordinate and a wavelength coordinate. For the wavelength coordinate we define chromatic aplanatism in analogy with usual aplanatism. The feasibility of this definition is tested by ray tracing. A condition for color aplanatism is derived which can be used for the construction of color aplanatic surfaces. In the neighborhood of a color aplanatic point we find a very high spectral resolution in combination with a high aperture. In some cases of color aplanatism spatial aplanatism occurs along the spatial coordinate of imaging. This additional aplanatism can be a starting point for a combination of spatial with spectral resolution. This new task is interesting for remote sensing from satellites. We give variants of gratings with spectral aplanatism and with spatial resolution.
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Reiner Güther "Color and spatial aplanatism for corrected holographic gratings", Proc. SPIE 1780, Lens and Optical Systems Design, 17800Z (15 April 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.142829
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Spectral resolution

Colorimetry

Ray tracing

Remote sensing

Satellites

Spatial resolution

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