6 Volume Set

Handbook of Optical Systems

S AV E W I T H YOU RCON T IN U AT ION OR DE R !

Dear Scientist, dear Librarian,

The development, design and optimization of optical systems are ofgrowing interest, yet there are few suitable books available. I believe thisis because industrial specialists have most of the experience, but no timeand interest in publishing it. Academic books provide a good didactic,scientific introduction, but the practical side is missed. On the other hand,a true understanding requires several disciplines: It is necessary to have amathematical insight into the algorithms, to understand the physicalprinciples of optics and to transfer the computed results to the hardware.

In addition, the growing use of modern complex components, the appli-cation of more physical principles and increasing computer power over thepast two decades has broadened the gap between classical optical designand modern simulation approaches.

At the beginning of my career more than 20 years ago, I wished for such abook and had the idea of filling this gap. This series is divided into threemajor sections. The first two volumes deal with the fundamentals oftechnical and physical optics. Volumes three and four are the central partsand describe aberration theory, the principles of optical design and thebuilding blocks of complete systems. The remaining two volumes cover thetesting of system performance and special aspects.

Our aim with this work is to provide a good graphical illustration of theproblems, to keep the derivations short and to supply a professional soft-ware for rapid application of the lessons learned. This will help professionaloptical designers and advanced students to understand and solve theirtasks quickly.

Herbert Gross

Carl Zeiss AG

Herbert Grossstudied physics at the University of Stutt-gart, Germany, and joined Carl Zeiss in1982, where has since been working inthe department of optical design. Hisspecial areas of interest are the develop-ment of simulation methods, opticaldesign software and algorithms, themodeling of laser systems and simulationof problems in physical optics, and thetolerance and the measurement of opticalsystems. Since 1995, he has been head ofthe central optical design department atZeiss. In 1995, he received his PhD at theUniversity of Stuttgart, Germany, on themodeling of laser beam propagation inthe partial coherent region.

> gives a unique overview for both newcomers and professionals in academia and industry

> balances comprehensive introduction with latest research results in a uniform style

> features over 3,000 color illustrations thatfacilitate access to complex problems

> written by experts at the world's leadingmanufacturer of optical systems

T H E Re f er en c e on Op ti ca l De s ig n

Michael Totzeckreceived his PhD in1989 from the Tech-nical University ofBerlin, where he alsogained his lecturing

qualification in 1995. In 1991, he wasawarded the AEG Carl-Ramsauer-Award forhis PhD thesis on near field diffraction.From 1995 to 2002, he headed a group onhigh resolution microscopy at the Instituteof Applied Optics in Stuttgart, Germany.He has been with Carl Zeiss since 2002,working in the department for opticaldesign. His current research topic iselectromagnetic imaging with high-NAoptical systems. He has published 40papers on diffraction theory, near-fieldoptics, high-resolution microscopy, inter-ferometry, metrology, optical singularities,polarization-optics and physics education

Wolfgang Singerreceived his PhD atthe Institute of AppliedOptics at the Universityof Stuttgart in 1995with a thesis on micro-

optics, propagation theory and tomography.He spent his post doctorate at the Insti-tute de Microtechnique in Neuchatel,Switzerland, where he developed diffractivediffusers for DUV illumination systems.Since 1998, he has been with Carl Zeiss,working in the department of opticaldesign and simulation for lithographicoptics. His work includes tolerance ofobjectives and the design of illuminationsystems of EUV systems. His specialinterests are imaging theory and partialcoherence, and he has written his ownsimulation software. He holds 50 patentsand has published some 30 papers andcontributions to textbooks.

Volume 1

Fundamentals of Technical OpticsThis first volume of the handbook intro-duces readers to the basics of geometricaland technical optics. For an understandingof optical systems, it is necessary to befamiliar with the paraxial optics, themethods of ray tracing, the notations ofgeometrical optics and the description ofoptical systems. Very often the simplegeometrical model is not sufficient tounderstand complex systems, thereforethe wave optical model, light sources andreceivers are discussed here too.

Special components, such as gratings,prisms or aspherical lenses are describedin detail to provide an understanding ofmodern complex systems. A short intro-duction into aberrations and the testingof optical systems allow readers to considerand control the quality of optical systems.

Contents:

Introduction Paraxial optics Dielectric

interfaces Materials Raytracing

Photometry Lightsources Sensors and

receivers Theory of color Optical

systems Aberrations Waveoptics

Plates and prisms Gratings Special

components Testing

Volume 2

Physical Image FormationThe second volume presents a more rigorousphysical description of the image formationin optical systems on the basis of firstprinciples. Starting with wave equationand the theory of diffraction, readers areintroduced in detail to the Fourier theoryof optics, since this is a necessaryassumption for an understanding of thefinite resolution of optical systems, thebasic optical quality criteria, the imagingin three dimensions, the influence of theillumination and the coherence andpolarization properties of the light source.

In particular, the connection between thegeometrical and the wave optical modelsare explained and readers are able tounderstand the well-known simulationalgorithms used in the calculation of theexact properties of modern optical systems.

Contents:

Wave equation Diffraction

Interference and coherence

Imaging Imaging with partial

coherence Three dimensional

imaging Polarization

Polarization and optical imaging

F ROM E x per t TO E x per t

Publication Date Volumes 1 and 2:

Spring 2005

S AV E w i th you r conti nuation order !

Volume 3

Aberration Theory and Correction ofOptical SystemsHANNFRIED ZÜGGE, HERBERT GROSS, bothfrom Zeiss AG, Oberkochen, Germany, FRITZBLECHINGER, LINOS, Munich, Germany andWOLFGANG SINGER, Zeiss AG, Oberkochen,Germany

Contents:

Aberrations Image Quality Criteria Correction of Aberrations Optimization Methods of Correction Gradient Systems

Illumination Systems Tolerancing System Integration Software OPTALIX foroptical design

Volume 4

Survey of Optical InstrumentsHANNFRIED ZÜGGE, HERBERT GROSS, bothfrom Zeiss AG, Oberkochen, Germany, FRITZBLECHINGER, LINOS, Munich, Germany,BERTRAM ACHTNER, Zeiss AG, Oberkochen,MICHAEL KEMPE, Zeiss AG, Jena, Germanyand WOLFGANG SINGER, Zeiss AG, Ober-kochen, Germany

Contents:

Introduction Human eye SimpleSystems Eyepieces Binoculars Telescopes Photographic lenses Microscopic Systems Scan Systems Infrared Systems Zoom Systems Projection Systems Relay Systems Ophthalmological Systems IlluminationSystems Spectroscopic Systems OtherSystems

Volume 5

Metrology of Optical Components and SystemsBERND DÖRBAND, HENRIETTE MÜLLER andHERBERT GROSS, all from Carl Zeiss AG,Oberkochen, Germany

Contents:

Introduction Interferometry Photo-metry and spectrometry Image geometry

Principles of measuring image quality Propagation measurement techniques Polarimetry Materials Geometry of con-ventional components Special components

Coatings Surface imperfections Light-sources and radiation Basic parameter ofsystems Image quality of systems

Volume 6

Advanced Physical OpticsHERBERT GROSS, MICHAEL TOTZECK, WOLF-GANG SINGER, all from Zeiss AG, Oberkochen,and MICHAEL KEMPE, Zeiss AG, Jena, Germany

Contents:

Laser beams Beam quality criteria Diffractive optics Holography Thin layers

Short pulses Microscopical methods Near field optics Confocal imaging Scattering Thermal effects in opticalsystems Statistical optics Fiber optic Laserresonators Adaptive optics Beamprofiling Beam Propagation

Publication Date Volumes 5 and 6:

Autumn 2007

Publication Date Volumes 3 and 4:

Spring 2006

The OpticsEncyclopediaBasic Foundationsand PracticalApplications. 5 Volumes

Edited by THOMAS G. BROWN, The Institute ofOptics, University of Rochester, et al.

With about 100 expert articles in 5 volumes,this is both a comprehensive review as wellas an introduction to the entire field. Thecontributions range from classical opticsright up to the latest applications, including

> IT and telecommunication

> Optical sensing

> Material processing

> Biomedicine

> Optical components and systems

> Laser design and technology

3527-40320-5 2003 3530pp with approx1100 figs, 50 in color, and approx 100 tabsHbk € 1099.00 /£ 765.00 /US$ 1430.00

Light Vision ColorA VALBERG

The book takes a well-balanced, interdisci-plinary approach to our most importantsensory system. In doing so, it successfullycombines basics in vision sciences withrecent developments from different areassuch as neuroscience, biophysics, sensorypsychology and philosophy. Originallypublished in 1998 this edition has beenextensively revised and updated to includenew chapters on clinical problems and eyediseases, low vision rehabilitation and thebasic molecular biology and genetics ofcolor vision.

0470-84902-9 January 2005 384pp Hbkapprox € 125.00 /£ 80.00 /US$ 160.000470-84903-7 January 2005 384pp Pbkapprox € 49.90 /£ 32.50 /US$ 79.95

R E L AT E D Ti t le s

Silicon PhotonicsAn Introduction

GRAHAM REED, University of Surrey, UK, andANDREW KNIGHTS, McMaster University, Canada

Originally devel-oped from coursenotes for industrialphotonics engineerswho were new tosilicon photonics,this book makescomplex subjectsmore accessible toboth professionalsand students.

0470-87034-6 January 2004 276pp Hbk€ 92.90 /£ 60.00 /US$ 95.00

Handbook of Optical Componentsand Engineering2nd edition

Edited by KAI CHANG,Texas A & M Univ., USA

This volume com-bines updated ma-terial from Volumes3 and 4 of the firstedition of The Hand-book Of MicrowaveAnd Optical Compo-nents, originallypublished in 4volumes.

The most comprehensive treatment toappear in book form.

> Covers all important components inoptical technology. Provides a wealth ofessential principles, methods, designinformation and references for today'scomplex and rapidly changing field ofoptical engineering.

> The handbook editor is a well-known re-searcher, author, journal and book editor.

> Contributors are all leading researchersand practitioners.

0471-39055-0 2003 1380pp Hbk € 249.00 /£ 162.00 /US$ 275.00

5 Volume Set

Optics, Light and LasersThe Practical Approach to Modern Aspects ofPhotonics and Laser Physics

DIETER MESCHEDE, Institute of Applied Physics,University of Bonn, Germany

A topical introduction to the concepts oflasers and laser physics as well as modernoptical devices. The author writes for new-comers and explains difficult sequences ina straightforward and readily comprehensibleway.

3527-40364-7 2003 419pp with 281 figs and18 tabs Pbk € 69.00 /£ 50.00 /US$ 75.00

Journal

Laser Physics LettersA new international journal for the rapidpublication of original research papers andbrief reviews on theoretical and experimen-tal laser research. The journal offers a com-prehensive view of theoretical and experi-mental laser research and applications.

For more information and free access pleasevisit:www.interscience.wiley.com/trial/lpl01

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the complete set:

Handbook of Optical Systems6 volumes, ISBN 3-527-40382-5

Price of each volume if purchased as part of the set:€ 248.00 /£ 175.00 /US$ 335.00

Each volume will be invoiced anddespatched upon publication.

Single volume priceapprox € 298.00 /£ 210.00 /US$ 400.00

the following individual volumes:

Volumes and Publication Schedule

Volume 1: Fundamentals of TechnicalOptics, 3527-40377-9 January 2005

Volume 2: Physical Image Formation3527-40378-7 January 2005

Volume 3: Aberration Theory and Correction of Optical Systems3527-40379-5 February 2006

Volume 4: Survey of Optical Instruments3527-40380-9 February 2006

Volume 5: Metrology of Optical Componentsand Systems, 3527-40381-7 September 2007

Volume 6: Advanced Physical Optics3527-40490-2 September 2007

BROWN, The Optics Encyclopedia, 5 Vol.3527-40320-5

VALBERG, Light Vision Color0470-84902-9 Hbk 0470-84903-7 Pbk

REED, Silicon Photonics0470-87034-6

CHANG, Handbook of Optical Components and Engineering 0471-39055-0

MESCHEDE, Optics, Light and Lasers3527-40364-7

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