Abstract

A volume and phase focusing holographic grating to be used as the principal element of a high-resolution spectrometer has been designed with the aid of a computer. A two-step method was used; first designs were obtained with an aberration-balancing technique, and, in the second step, these early designs are optimized by a ray tracing procedure to obtain aberration-balanced high-efficiency holograms that can be used in high-resolution spectroscopy.

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