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Interference Patterns from Two Point Sources Projected on Planes New this month	Wine Glass Lensing New this month	Laser Beam through Two Points by Turning Two Mirrors	Reflection and Transmission Coefficients of an Optical Cavity	Reflectivity and Induced Polarization by Mirrors

Optical Filter with Sinusoidally Varying Permittivity Using Mathieu's Equation	Instrumental Polarization of a Beam Scanner	Lighthouses	Spectral Properties of 1D Fibonacci Quasicrystals	Constant Angle of Incidence Contours for an Air-SiO2-Si System
$Diffraction Grating Intensities$
Diffraction Grating Intensities	Gene Expression and Eye Color	Hartl Optical Disks	Maximizing Apparent Velocity in a Camera's Frame	Projecting a Polyhedron onto a Plane through Two Holes
$Refraction in a Triangular Prism$	$Refraction through a Ball$	$Refraction in a Biconvex Spherical Lens$
Refraction in a Triangular Prism	Refraction through a Ball	Refraction in a Biconvex Spherical Lens	Spectral-Temporal Distribution of Biphotons from a Spontaneous Parametric Down Conversion (SPDC) Process	Camera Obscura

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