Thin film optical coatings 2: Three-layer antireflection coating theory
Jacques Mouchart
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Jacques Mouchart
Abstract
This paper indicates a number of equations relating to the three-layer antireflection coatings for a given wavelength. The notion of coating stability is applied to define stable solutions with respect to film thicknesses or wavelength. As an example, an antireflection coating obtained independently of the central layer is discussed.
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This paper indicates a number of equations relating to the three-layer antireflection coatings for a given wavelength. The notion of coating stability is applied to define stable solutions with respect to film thicknesses or wavelength. As an example, an antireflection coating obtained independently of the central layer is discussed.
Key concepts: Materials science, Coating, Optics, Layer (electronics), Wavelength, Optical coating, Refractive index, Thin film