S. Rice, K. Jain
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces
It is often desirable to have an optical means for modifying a non-uniform intensity distribution. We describe a technique employing beam folding through the use of a wedged mirror tunnel to produce intensity distributions approaching the flat-top case. Computer simulation of the device performance is described and experimental results are shown in which the intensity variations are reduced to ±1.5 percent. © 1984.
S. Rice, K. Jain
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces
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SPIE Optical Data Storage Topical Meeting 1992
K. Jain, S.A. Newton
Applied Physics B Photophysics and Laser Chemistry
M.R. Latta, R. Moore, et al.
Journal of Applied Physics