Abstract

This paper discusses the possibility of forming coatings when two different dielectrics are evaporated simultaneously, with the thickness and refractive index constant along the radial coordinate. An analysis is given of the thickness and refractive-index distribution of the coating formed when two film-forming materials are simultaneously evaporated from sources lying at identical distances from the substrate’s axis of rotation.

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