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Albumen as a relief recording media for spatial distributions of infrared radiation. Fabrication of interference gratings and microlenses

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Abstract

It is shown that a relief is generated when spatial distributions of infrared light (λ = 10.6 μm) are recorded on albumen films. The relief can be applied to the fabrication of microelements, such as diffraction gratings and microlenses. Examples are shown.

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