Glass structure and ion exchange

S. N. Houde-Walter

doi:10.1364/GIOIS.1994.GTuE1

Gradient Index Optical Systems
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper GTuE1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/GIOIS.1994.GTuE1

Glass structure and ion exchange

S. N. Houde-Walter

Gradient-Index Optical Imaging Systems 1994

Rochester, New York United States
7–8 June 1994
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Abstract

Measurable degradation in the image quality of radial and spherical gradient lenses can be caused by what might seem to be excruciatingly small perturbations from ideal gradient-index profiles. These are controlled by a number of empirically determined fabrication parameters that include glass composition, salt melt composition, thermal history, applied electric field and multiple diffusion steps.

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