Non-polarizing beam splitters made out of lossless periodic dielectric multilayers, having a basic period of two layers with equal effective optical thicknesses and different refractive indices, are treated theoretically. The results of computer calculations are presented in graphs which simplify the design of nonpolarizing beam splitters and two detailed examples consisting of layers of ZnS and MgF2 are given.
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