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Effective refractive indices of metal–dielectric interference filters

Hemingway et al., 1967

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11764328043653850617
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Hemingway D
Lissberger P
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Applied Optics

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It is shown that the performance of metal–dielectric interference filters of the Fabry–Perot and Spacerless Induced Transmission types in parallel radiation incident obliquely can be described in terms of that of a single equivalent dielectric layer of refractive index μ E …
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