Abstract

Optical properties of two-layer antireflection systems are discussed. Theory is applied to study the optical performance of bismuth-oxide/magnesium-fluoride bilayers. The theoretical study includes graphs and numerical tables showing the spectral reflectances for different glass substrates, the effect of film-thickness mismatching and the spectral reflectance for plane-polarized incident light.

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