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			$Refraction in a Triangular Prism$	$Refraction through a Ball$
Hartl Optical Disks New this month	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 Biconvex Spherical Lens	Spectral-Temporal Distribution of Biphotons from a Spontaneous Parametric Down Conversion (SPDC) Process	Camera Obscura	Polariton and Jaynes-Cummings Blockade	Reflection in a Parabolic Mirror

Reflecting inside a Spherical Mirror and a Catacaustic	Spectral Properties of 1D Fibonacci Quasicrystals	Ray Diagrams for Spherical Mirrors	Electric Field Transmittance in a 1D Alternating Photonic Crystal	Cardinal Elements of an Aging Human Eye Model with a Gradient-Index Crystalline Lens
$Fraunhofer Diffraction through a Rectangular Aperture$
Fraunhofer Diffraction through a Rectangular Aperture	Retina and LGN: Early Vision Using Gaussian Filters	Reflected and Transmitted Newton's Rings	Propagation in an Anisotropic Medium Using Huygens's Principle	Comparing the Cook-Torrance BRDF Model with Diffuse Reflection Simulation

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