Off-axis method of testing convex surfaces that utilizes optics of aperture smaller than that of the surface under test

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Jul 2000

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 4003, p. 98-107, Optical Design, Materials, Fabrication, and Maintenance, Philippe Dierickx; Ed.

Physics

Optics

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An interferometric test is described that allows the testing of a convex
surface from its reflective side with conjugate off-axis light beams.
The apertures of the auxiliary optics are smaller than that of the
surface under test. A method of centering the convex surface in the
testing beams is presented.

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