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Unevenness of illuminance caused by gradient-index fiber arrays

Kazuo Matsushita and Minoru Toyama

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A theoretical study of unevenness of illuminance on the image plane of a gradient-index fiber array is discussed under the first-order approximation.

© 1980 Optical Society of America

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