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Heights and positions of maxima of partially coherent images of clear lines

Douglas S. Goodman and Joseph E. Gortych

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Abstract

For the partially coherent imaging of narrow clear lines, the image maximum relative to the nominal and the lateral shift of the maximum is considered as a function of pupil phase.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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