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19 December 1986 Exact Solutions In Closed Form For Fresnel Diffraction By A Semi-Infinite Plane And A Circular Disc
Frederick E Alzofon
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Abstract
This paper shows how Soramerfeld's multiple-valued function method can be extended to solve Fresnel three-dimensional diffraction problems for a point radiation source and perfect conductors in two different configurations: a semi-infinite plane and a circular disc. Characteristically, the solutions are in closed form, can be directly calculated and are without any restriction on the relative sizes of radiation wavelength and scatterer.
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Frederick E Alzofon "Exact Solutions In Closed Form For Fresnel Diffraction By A Semi-Infinite Plane And A Circular Disc", Proc. SPIE 0679, Current Developments in Optical Engineering and Diffraction Phenomena, (19 December 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.939575
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Near field diffraction

Maxwell's equations

Optical engineering

Wave propagation

Spherical lenses

Collimation

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