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Correction of Lens Aberrations by Means of Holograms

Juris Upatnieks, A. Vander Lugt, E. Leith

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Holograms are made of a wavefront emerging from a lens having spherical aberration. The hologram, when used in combination with the lens, serves as a corrector plate for the lens. Experimental results are given, followed by a third-order analysis.

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Holograms are made of a wavefront emerging from a lens having spherical aberration. The hologram, when used in combination with the lens, serves as a corrector plate for the lens. Experimental results are given, followed by a third-order analysis.

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Holograms are made of a wavefront emerging from a lens having spherical aberration. The hologram, when used in combination with the lens, serves as a corrector plate for the lens. Experimental results are given, followed by a third-order analysis.

Key concepts: Optics, Holography, Lens (geology), Wavefront, Spherical aberration, Optical aberration, Chromatic aberration, Physics

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