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V-groove gratings for infrared beam splitting: reply

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Abstract

It is acknowledged that scalar diffraction theory may not be used to design accurately gratings with submicrometer features. This does not negate the concept of the v-groove beam-splitting grating.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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