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Rudiments of the design of an immersed polarizing beam divider with a narrow spectral bandwidth and enhanced angular acceptance

Philip Baumeister

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A MacNeille type of linear polarizer is designed at a spectral band of ±20 nm centered at 633 nm. The acceptance angle is ±10° in the BK-7 glass, or ±15° in air.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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