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Analysis of moire fringes for application in ophthalmology

J F Perrochet
- 01 May 1973 - 
- Vol. 4, Iss: 3, pp 137-145
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In this paper, the contrast and the form of the interference fringes are calculated by simple optical filtering of the diffraction spectrum of two similar gratings in contact when illuminated by spatially coherent light (moire technique).
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The contrast and the form of the interference fringes are calculated which are obtained by simple optical filtering of the diffraction spectrum of two similar gratings in contact when illuminated by spatially coherent light (moire technique). The conditions to be fulfilled by the gratings in order to produce fringes of high contrast and simple form, that is, with only one maximum and one minimum per period, are indicated. Such properties of the fringes are required when retinal visual acuity is to be measured by an apparatus proposed by Lotmar using the method of Le Grand. The proposed computation method as well as the results could be useful for applications as for example in metrology. The computed results are confirmed by experimental findings on a variety of gratings.

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Properties of the Fresnel field of a double-diffraction system

P Szwaykowski, +1 more
- 01 Mar 1985 - 
TL;DR: In this paper, the Kirchhoff-Fresnel field of the arrangement consisting of two amplitude diffraction gratings illuminated by spatially coherent, plane and spherical waves is examined.
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Optics in Switzerland

Lotmar W
- 01 Oct 1975 - 
TL;DR: Present work in optics in Switzerland is surveyed, covering universities, research institutes, and industry; the review is introduced by a brief historical section.
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Optical and retinal factors affecting visual resolution.

TL;DR: An improved version of the well-known interference fringe technique which theoretically allows a sinusoidal pattern of very high contrast to be formed directly on the retina to be obtained without prior modification by the optics of the eye is reported.
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