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Synthesis of gradient-index profiles corresponding to spectral reflectance derived by inverse Fourier transform

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Abstract

Inverse Fourier transform has been used to derive the gradient-index profiles of inhomogeneous films having spectral requirements. Two examples are given, and the corresponding experimental designs are presented. Results show a good agreement with the theory and evidences the reliability of the technology used to produce inhomogeneous media.

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