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The most comprehensive and up-to-date optics resource available Prepared under the auspices of the Optical Society of America, the five carefully architected and cross-referenced volumes of the Handbook of Optics, Third Edition, contain everything a student, scientist, or engineer requires to actively work in the field. From the design of complex optical systems to world-class research and development methods, this definitive publication provides unparalleled access to the fundamentals of the discipline and its greatest minds.Individual chapters are written by the world's most renowned experts who explain, illustrate, and solve the entire field of optics. Each volume contains a complete chapter listing for the entire Handbook, extensive chapter glossaries, and a wealth of references. This pioneering work offers unprecedented coverage of optics data, techniques, and applications. Volume I covers geometrical and physical optics, polarized light, components, and instruments. Table of contentsContributors; Brief Contents of All Volumes; Editors' Preference; Preface to Volume I; Glossary and Fundamental Constants; Part 1: Geometrical Optics; Chapter 1. General Principles of Geometrical Optics (Douglas S. Goodman); Chapter 2. Physical Optics; Chapter 3. Diffraction (Arvind S. Marathay and John F. McCalmont); Chapter 4. Transfer Function Techniques (Glenn H. Boreman); Chapter 5. Coherence Theory (William H. Carter); Chapter 6. Coherence Theory: Tools and Applications (Gisele Bennett, William T. Rhodes, and J. Christopher James); Chapter 7. Scattering by Particles (Craig F. Bohren); Chapter 8. Surface Scattering (Eugene L. Church and Peter Z. Takacs); Chapter 9. Volume Scattering in Random Media (Aristide Dogariu and Jeremy Ellis); Chapter 10. Optical Spectroscopy and Spectroscopic Lineshapes (Brian Henderson); Chapter 11. Analog Optical Signal and Image Processing (Joseph W. Goodman); Part 3: Polarized Light; Chapter 12. Polarization (Jean M. Bennett); Chapter 13. Polarizers (Jean M. Bennett); Chapter 14. Mueller Matrices (Russell A. Chipman); Chapter 15. Polarimetry (Russell A. Chipman); Chapter 16. Ellipsometry (Rasheed M.A. Azzam); Part 4: Components; Chapter 17. Lenses (R. Barry Johnson); Chapter 18. Afocal Systems (William B. Wetherell); Chapter 19. Nondispersive Prisms (William L. Wolfe); Chapter 20. Dispersive Prisms and Gratings (George J. Zissis); Chapter 21. Integrated Optics Thomas L. Koch, Frederick J. Leonberger, and Paul G. Suchoski); Chapter 22. Miniature and Micro-Optics (Tom D. Milster and Tomasz S. Tkaczyk); Chapter 23. Binary Optics (Michael W. Farn and Wilfrid B. Vendkamp); Chapter 24. Gradient Index Optics (Duncan T. Moore); Part 5: Instruments; Chapter 25. Cameras (Norman Goldberg); Chapter 26. Solid-State Cameras (Gerald C. Holst); Chapter 27. Camera Lenses (Ellis Betensky, Melvin H. Kreitzer, and Jacob Moskovich); Chapter 28. Microscopes (Rudolf Oldenbourg and Michael Shrikak); Chapter 29. Reflective and Catadioptric Objectives (Lloyd Jones); Chapter 30. Scanners (Leo Beiser and R. Barry Johnson); Chapter 31. Optical Spectrometers (Brian Henderson); Chapter 32. Interferometers (Parameswaran Hariharan); Chapter 33. Holography and Holographic Instruments (Lloyd Huff); Chapter 34. Xerographic Systems (Howard Stark); Chapter 35. Principles of Disk Data Storage (Masud Mansuripur); Index