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Laser Lineshape and Frequency Fluctuations: Low-Pass Filtered White NoiseTime-Averaged Moiré FringesRadially Polarized Laser Beam Intensity DistributionsCatacaustics Generated by a Point Source
Laser Lineshape and Frequency Fluctuations: Low-Pass Filtered White NoiseTime-Averaged Moiré FringesRadially Polarized Laser Beam Intensity DistributionsCatacaustics Generated by a Point Source
Catacaustics for Some GraphsMotion/Pursuit Law on Invariant Circles (Visual Depth Perception 4)Motion/Pursuit Law in 2D (Visual Depth Perception 3)Parabolic Trough Solar Concentrator
Catacaustics for Some GraphsMotion/Pursuit Law on Invariant Circles (Visual Depth Perception 4)Motion/Pursuit Law in 2D (Visual Depth Perception 3)Parabolic Trough Solar Concentrator
Understanding Polarization with an AnalogyCardinal Elements of an Aging Human Eye Model with a Gradient-Index Crystalline LensParallaxIntensity Distribution for Multiple Slit Diffraction
Understanding Polarization with an AnalogyCardinal Elements of an Aging Human Eye Model with a Gradient-Index Crystalline LensParallaxIntensity Distribution for Multiple Slit Diffraction
Stacks of Reflecting PlatesTransient Response of a Semiconductor LaserReflective Properties of Conic SectionsStokes Parameters for Superposition of Two Slightly Noncollinear Polarized Beams
Stacks of Reflecting Plates
Made for Mathematica 7
Transient Response of a Semiconductor LaserReflective Properties of Conic Sections
Made for Mathematica 7
Stokes Parameters for Superposition of Two Slightly Noncollinear Polarized Beams
Made for Mathematica 7
Stokes Parameters for the Superposition of Two Slightly Noncollinear Light Beams with Orthogonal PolarizationsNewton's Color WheelLight Rays in a LensSingle-Slit Diffraction Pattern
Stokes Parameters for the Superposition of Two Slightly Noncollinear Light Beams with Orthogonal Polarizations
Made for Mathematica 7
Newton's Color Wheel
Made for Mathematica 7
Light Rays in a LensSingle-Slit Diffraction Pattern
Made for Mathematica 7

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