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Quasi-analytical ray tracing through the generalized Luneburg lens

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Abstract

A new method of ray tracing through an inhomogeneous lens with radial symmetry of the refractive-index distribution is proposed that consists of a parametric determination of the polar coordinates of the current ray position.

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