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Fresnel Zone-Plate Diffraction Patterns

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Abstract

The diffraction patterns of the central aperture and the first 10 rings of the classical Fresnel zone plate are calculated in the principal focal plane for off-axis distances as large as the radius of the 10th ring. The zone-plate pattern is found by summation; near the axis it is compared with closed-form approximations. The integrated flux within circles as large as the 10th ring is also calculated.

© 1969 Optical Society of America

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