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A system for capturing super wide-angle panoramic images. In particular, a two-reflector system is disclosed which is substantially self-correcting in which optical aberrations are substantially eliminated, such as field curvature, astigmatism and the like. Moreover, the super wide-angle panoramic imaging apparatus of the invention captures a super-wide field of view from a substantially single reference viewpoint. The invention provides a substantially compact viewpoint, while also having a substantially flat and stigmatic image plane, in the context of a super wide-angle panoramic system. Devices and methods for capturing panoramic images of super wide-angle scenes are provided. In a particular embodiment of the invention, two reflectors are provided (e.g., one a hyperboloidal mirror, the other a concave ellipsoidal or spherical mirror), a relay system (e.g., optics such as a mirror, a lens, a pinhole and the like) and an image sensor (e.g., an electronic photo-sensor, a film and the like).

Contour-matching, aspheric lenticules are disclosed for implantation in a subject's cornea to correcting refractive errors. The lenticules include a photoablatable anterior surface and a posterior surface having an aspheric profile that can substantially match the asphericity exhibited by the corneal stromal surface, on which the lenticule is placed. The posterior surface can have a generally concave shape while the anterior surface can have a generally convex shape, though other shapes can also be utilized in some embodiments. In some embodiments, the asphericity of the lenticule's posterior surface can differ from an asphericity exhibited by the corneal stromal surface by less than about 50%, or preferably by less than about 20%.

Disclosed are methods and apparatus for altering the phase and/or amplitude of an optical beam within an inspection system using one or more spatial light modulator(s) (SLMs). In one embodiment, an apparatus for optically inspecting a sample with an optical beam is disclosed. The apparatus includes a beam generator for directing an incident optical beam onto the sample whereby at least a first portion of the incident optical beam is directed from the sample as an output beam and a detector positioned to receive at least a portion of the output beam. The detector is also operable to generate an output signal based on the output beam. The apparatus further includes one or more imaging optics for directing the output beam to the detector and a programmable spatial light modulator (SLM) positioned within an optical path of the incident or output beam. The SLM is configurable to adjust a phase and/or amplitude profile of the incident beam or the output beam. The apparatus also has a control system operable to configure the SLM to alter the phase and/or amplitude profile of the incident beam or the output beam. For example, the SLM may be configured to alter the illumination profile of the incident beam to achieve different inspection modes. In another example, the SLM may be configured to alter the phase and/or amplitude profile of the output beam so as to substantially eliminate aberrations produced by the imaging optics. In other embodiments, the apparatus may include two or more SLM's which are configurable to alter the phase and/or amplitude profile of both the incident beam and the output beam.

The invention provides a large view field angle eyepiece optical system for a head-mounted displayer, wherein the large view field angle eyepiece optical system comprises a first lens, a second lens, and a third lens which are successively and coaxially arranged along an optical axis direction from a human eye observing side to a displayer side; the first lens and the third lens are all positive lenses and the second lens is a negative lens; the surface, facing the human eye observing side, of the first lens is projected towards the human eye observing side and has a positive curvature radius; the surface, facing a diaphragm side, of the second lens is projected away from the human eye observing side and has a negative curvature radius; and at the same time, the materials, the focuses and the positions of the first lens, the second lens and the third lens should satisfy certain relationship, so that an image displayed on the displayer is imaged in human eyes after the image is amplified by an eyepiece. The eyepiece has the advantages of large hole diameter, large view field, high resolution ratio, low distortion and small size; and the eyepiece is suitable for head-mounted displayers and apparatuses similar to the head-mounted displayers.

The invention relates to a planapochromatically-corrected immersion microscope objective for high-resolution microscopy applications with changing dispersive immersion conditions, having a plurality of lenses and/or subsystems (T1, T2, T3) comprising lens groups and a corrective function (LA2) for eliminating spherical aberrations.

According to the invention, the microscope objective has an additional corrective function (LA1) for eliminating longitudinal chromatic aberrations caused by dispersive changes in the immersion by changing the air gaps between the lenses or gap combinations, wherein the influence on the longitudinal chromatic aberration corresponds to a rotation of the curve s(λ), which describes the color point (s) as a function of the wavelength (λ).

Described herein is the use of a fast-scanning optical phase array (OPA) within an electronic beam-steering-based aperture.

In one embodiment, a fingerprint sensing system includes a interference narrow band pass filter, a holographic optical element, a transparent slab stacked together with optical cement. The finger is placed on the filter and illuminated by a narrow band source, the center of its band shifted appropriately with respect to the pass band of the interference filter. A camera on the other side of the slab receives the fingerprint image. The light from the valleys and ridges propagating in the direction of the camera are blocked by the interference filter. The light from the ridges at steep angles are bent by the holographic optical element and then directed towards the lens. This way the ridges are seen by the camera, but not the valleys. In another embodiment, a miniaturized version, the interference filter, a modified holographic optical element, and a blocking filter (if necessary) to block room light can be sequentially attached to the image sensor. In yet another embodiment, the interference filter can be directly coated over an image sensor creating a very simple fingerprint sensor. The principle behind all of the above embodiments is the same, viz: the spectral transmission band of an interference filter shifts with change in the angle of incidence.

Provided is an objective optical system employing a gradient index (GRIN) lens. A refractive index of the GRIN lens is changed in an axial direction and a direction perpendicular to the axial direction. The GRIN lens has a refractive index n satisfying the following equation:

where z is a distance from the center of the lens in the axial direction and r is a distance from the center of the lens in the direction perpendicular to the axial direction. Thus, an objective optical system with a high numerical aperture can correct aberration.

The invention provides a large-field-angle eye lens optical system used for a head worn displayer. The large-field-angle eye lens optical system comprises a first lens, a second lens and a third lens which are coaxially arranged from a human eye observation side to a displayer side in turn along an optical axis direction, and the first lens and the third lens are positive lenses and the second lens is a negative lens. The surface, which faces the human eye observation side, of the first lens convexly faces the human eye observation side, and the radius of curvature is a positive value. The surface, which faces a diaphragm, of the second lens concavely faces the human eye observation side, and the radius of curvature is a negative value. Meanwhile, the material, the focal length and the position of the first lens, the second lens and the third lens meet a certain relation so that an image displayed on a display device is enabled to be imaged in human eyes through amplification of an eye lens. The eye lens has advantages of large aperture, large field of view, high resolution, low distortion and small size so as to be suitable for the head worn displayer and similar devices.

The invention provides an optical lens which comprises the following components that are successively arranged from an object side to an imaging surface: a first lens which has negative focal power and an object-side surface that is a convex surface and an image-side surface that is a recessed surface; a second lens which has negative focal power and an object-side surface that is a recessed surface; a third lens which has positive focal power and an object-side surface that is a convex surface; a fourth lens with positive focal power; a fifth lens which has positive focal power and an object-side surface and an image-side surface that are convex surfaces; a sixth lens which has negative focal power and an object-side surface and an image-side surface that are recessed surfaces; wherein the fifth lens and the sixth lens are adhered for obtaining a adhering member; and a seventh lens with positive focal power, wherein the optical lens further comprises a diaphragm between the second lens and the third lens. The optical lens provided by the invention at least has a wide-spectrum imaging function. The invention further provides imaging equipment.

The invention provides compositions and methods for the treatment of presbyopia. The compositions preferably use aceclidine separate or together with a cycloplegic agent and/or with a nonionic surfactant and viscosity enhancer, and or with low concentrations of a selective α-2 adrenergic receptor agonist.

The invention relates to studies of internal structures of objects with the aid of optical means. According to the invention an optical system (15) of the delivering device for low coherence optical radiation, in a particular embodiment, an optical fiber probe (8), includes at least two lens components (19), (20), which have a positive focal power and are positioned substantionally confocally. This ensures a constant propagation time for the low coherence optical radiation propagating from a given point of the transverse scanning surface (28) or (39) to a corresponding conjugate point of the image plane (22). That provides elimination of the transverse scanning related aberration of the optical path length for low coherence optical radiation directed towards the object (11) both for a flat transverse scanning surface (28) and for a transverse scanning surface (39) having a curvature. In another embodiment, together with the substantionally confocal arrangement of lens components (19), (20), the longitudinal scanning is performed by varying the optical path length for the low coherence optical radiation propagating from the transverse scanning surface (28) to the optical system (15), i.e., from the end face (17) of the distal part (18) of the optical fiber (14) to the optical system (15). To achieve this, a device for longitudinal scanning (10) is incorporated into the optical fiber probe (8). This ensures a corresponding shift of the focusing position of the low coherence optical radiation during longitudinal scanning, i.e., allows for alignment of the focusing position of the low coherence optical radiation with the position of the coherence gate and, consequently, their simultaneous movement.

The invention discloses a collimator of an optical fiber laser, comprising a lens cone, an output tail fiber and an optical lens, wherein the output tail fiber is fixed on the front end of the lens cone; the optical lens is fixed in the lens cone; the rear end surface of the output tail fiber is positioned on a focal point of the optical lens; and the optical lens comprises a biconcave lens and abiconvex lens which are sequentially arranged along a light path and positioned on a same optical axis. The optical lens of the collimator is mainly a double-lens group comprising the biconcave lens with positive spherical aberration and the biconvex lens with negative spherical aberration, the double-lens group can eliminate system aberration, thereby ensuring that the quality of collimated and expanded output light beams is basically not reduced and keeping the advantage of high light beam quality of the optical fiber laser; and the double-lens group has simple manufacturing process and lowcost, therefore the processing cost of the collimator is reduced. In addition, the invention also discloses the optical fiber laser with the collimator.

Systems and methods are described herein for a self-referencing interferometer. The interferometer can comprise an improved spatial phase shifter that reduces the number of components, size and complexity of the spatial phase shifter and maintains a common path for a combined reference beam and signal beam. The self-referencing interferometer further comprises a single mode fiber shunt for filtering the reference beam and further reducing the size of the interferometer. The angle of the reference beam can be tilted before being recombined with the single beam which further simplifies the spatial phase shifting component of the interferometer.

The invention relates to a zoom lens, comprising a first lens group, a second lens group, a third lens group and a fourth lens group arranged in sequence from an object side to an image side, wherein, the second lens group is suitable to move between the first lens group and the third lens group, and the fourth lens group is suitable to move between the third lens group and the image side. In addition, the first lens group has positive refraction, and comprises at least one first composite lens. The second lens group has negative refraction, and comprises at least one second composite lens. Meanwhile, the second composite lens comprises at least one aspheric lens, wherein, the adhesive surface of one of the aspheric lens is a concave face, and the adhesive surface faces the object side. The third lens group has positive refraction, and comprises at least one aspheric lens. The fourth lens group has positive refraction, and comprises at least a pair of convex lenses and a third composite lens from the object side to the image side. The zoom lens has the advantages of high rate and compact size.

The invention relates to an absolute interference measurement method for a plane shape of an optical plane, belonging to the technical field of the optical measurement. The method is as follows: firstly, spherical waves diffracted from a measuring fiber are reflected by a plane mirror to be detected, deflects and penetrates a plane beam splitter, are converged with spherical wavefront diffracted by a reference optical fiber and reflected by the plane beam splitter and the interference happens; an interference pattern is analyzed and processed by a standard method; and the optical aberration introduced by the plane mirror to be detected and the plane beam splitter is obtained in the first step. And then, the plane mirror to be detected is removed; the end face of the measuring optical fiber is moved to the conjugation position of the plane mirror to be detected; and the spherical waves diffracted from the measuring fiber and the reference optical fiber are converged and interference happens again; and the aberration introduced by the plane beam splitter is obtained by measurement in the second step; the optical aberration introduced by the plane mirror to be detected is obtained by subtracting the measuring results in the first step and the second step and is corrected according to the incident angle of the spherical wavefront to obtain the plane shape of the plane mirror to be detected. The absolute interference measurement method realizes the holohedral form point-to-point and high accuracy interference measurement of the optical plane and is the plane absolute interference measurement method.

The invention provides a wide-view-field high-resolution camera shooting device and method based on calculation aberration compensation. The wide-view-field high-resolution camera equipment based on calculation aberration compensation comprises an optical input module, a scanning micro-lens array module and an imaging module, wherein the optical input module comprises an optical lens; the scanningmicro-lens array module comprises a displacement device and a micro-lens array; the imaging module comprises an image sensor; the optical input module shoots a scene through any optical lens to collect optical information; and the scanning micro-lens array module drives the micro-lens array to perform periodic movement scanning through the displacement device, and further transmits the optical information collected by the optical lens to the image sensor in the imaging module.

The invention relates to a long-wave long-focus uncooled thermalization-free infrared optical system, belonging to the technical field of optics. The optical system comprises an aperture diaphragm, a first lens, a second lens, a third lens and a fourth lens which are sequentially and axially arranged along a light incident direction, wherein the first lens, the second lens and the third lens forma converging group used for correcting primary aberration, the lenses are in a positive-negative-negative-positive symmetrical structure, the first face of the second lens is a rotating and symmetrical diffractive face, and thermal expansion coefficients of the optical elements and the structural materials of the four lens and the intervals and the curvature radii of the four lenses all satisfy aformula. By utilizing different temperature characteristics and linear expansion coefficients of various optical materials and combining with a lens cone material, the self adaptation to the environment is realized to realize a thermalization-free function, which can effectively simplify the structure of an optical machine, reduce system weight, shorten system volume and improve the imaging quality of the optical system in different temperature environments.