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February 15, 1985Applied Optics199 citations

Coating design using very thin high- and low-index layers

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WSW. H. Southwell

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Any arbitrary generalized gradient-index interference coating (including homogeneous and inhomogeneous layers) possesses a digital configuration (sequence of thin high- or low-index layers), which is spectrally equivalent at all wavelengths. Such digital configurations are found directly from arbitrary-index profiles by using a prescribed two-layer high-low equivalent to a thin layer of arbitrary index. Digital configurations may be designed directly from given spectral requirements by using a flip-flop optimization scheme.

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W. H. Southwell (1985) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d4c05750575be8d2f5e34https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.24.000457
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