Abstract
Apodized filters and mirrors based on the frustrated-internal-reflection effect have been proposed and developed1,2. These elements consist of two glass prisms almost in contact along one of their surfaces, which, instead of being planar, are optically polished at a suitable curvature. When the light impinges upon the interface at an angle at which total internal reflection occurs, the light is transmitted with a transversely varying transmission profile.
© 1995 Optical Society of America
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