Polarization and Phase Effects in Coatings

Marion L. Scott

doi:10.1364/OFT.1982.WA5

Workshop on Optical Fabrication and Testing
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982),
paper WA5
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OFT.1982.WA5

Polarization and Phase Effects in Coatings

Marion L. Scott

Optical Fabrication and Testing 1982

Palo Alto, California United States
13–15 December 1982
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Session V Cleaning and Coating of Optics (WA)

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Abstract

Thin film interference coatings are a commonplace addition to surfaces polished in a modern optical fabrication facility. These coatings can have a dramatic effect on the optical performance of the optical component to which they are applied. In this presentation, I intend to concentrate on those effects which are related to polarization of the incident beam or the phase shift difference on reflection (retardation).

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