Fresnel diffraction from sector apertures
Batoroev Anatoly Socratovich
Abstract
Batoroev Anatoly Socratovich
Abstract
The derivation of the analytic representation of the diffraction field from the sector aperture in the Fresnel zone is presented. The new solution is expressed in the form of a convergent series on incomplete cylindrical functions in the Poisson form that makes it possible to calculate and obtain three-dimensional patterns of the field amplitude in the whole image plane. The obtained patterns correspond to the Fresnel approximation and are true for arbitrary values of the opening angle and for the radius of sectoral aperture.
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The derivation of the analytic representation of the diffraction field from the sector aperture in the Fresnel zone is presented. The new solution is expressed in the form of a convergent series on incomplete cylindrical functions in the Poisson form that makes it possible to calculate and obtain three-dimensional patterns of the field amplitude in the whole image plane. The obtained patterns correspond to the Fresnel approximation and are true for arbitrary values of the opening angle and for the radius of sectoral aperture.
Key concepts: Fresnel diffraction, Optics, Diffraction, Fresnel zone, Fresnel integral, Fresnel number, Aperture (computer memory), RADIUS