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| adam_text | Contents
Foreword
.....................................................................................................xv
Preface
......................................................................................................xvii
Acknowledgments
.....................................................................................xix
Author
........................................................................................................xxi
List of Symbols
.......................................................................................xxiii
List of Abbreviations and Terms
.............................................................xxv
Part I Nonimaging Optics
1
1
Fundamental Concepts
......................................................................3
1.1
Introduction
...........................................................................................3
1.2
Imaging and Nonimaging Optics
......................................................3
1.3
The Compound Parabolic Concentrator
............................................8
1.4
Maximum Concentration
...................................................................17
1.5
Examples
..............................................................................................22
References
.....................................................................................................23
2
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
.................................25
2.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................25
2.2
Concentrators for Sources at a Finite Distance
...............................25
2.3
Concentrators for Tubular Receivers
................................................27
2.4
Angle Transformers
............................................................................29
2.5
The String Method
.............................................................................30
2.6
Optics with Dielectrics
.......................................................................35
2.7
Asymmetrical Optics
.........................................................................37
2.8
Examples
..............................................................................................41
References
.....................................................................................................52
3
Étendue
and the Winston-Welford Design Method
....................55
3.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................55
3.2
Conservation of
Étendue
...................................................................57
3.3 Nonideal
Optical Systems
.................................................................63
3.4
Étendue as a
Geometrical Quantity
.................................................65
3.5
Two-Dimensional Systems
................................................................68
3.6
Étendue as
an Integral of the Optical Momentum
........................70
3.7
Étendue as a
Volume in Phase Space
...............................................75
3.8
Étendue as a
Difference in Optical Path Length
............................78
3.9
Flow Lines
............................................................................................83
3.10
The Winston-Welford Design Method
...........................................87
3.11
Caustics as Flow Lines
.......................................................................99
ix
Contents
3.12 Maximum
Concentration................................................................
102
3.13
Étendue
and the Shape Factor
.........................................................106
3.14
Examples
............................................................................................110
References
...................................................................................................115
Vector Flux
.......................................................................................117
4.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................117
4.2
Definition of Vector Flux
.................................................................121
4.3
Vector Flux as a Bisector of the Edge Rays
....................................126
4.4
Vector Flux and
Étendue
..................................................................127
4.5
Vector Flux for Disk-Shaped Lambertian Sources
.......................129
4.6
Design of Concentrators Using the Vector Flux
...........................134
4.7
Examples
............................................................................................136
References
...................................................................................................138
Combination of Primaries with Flow-Line Secondaries
...........139
5.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................139
5.2
Reshaping the Receiver
....................................................................141
5.3
Compound Elliptical Concentrator Secondary
............................145
5.4
Truncated Trumpet Secondary
.......................................................148
5.5
Trumpet Secondary for a Large Receiver
......................................150
5.6
Secondaries with Multiple Entry Apertures
................................152
5.7
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators Designed
for Maximum Concentration
..........................................................156
5.8
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators Designed
for Lower Concentration
..................................................................165
5.9
Fresnel Primaries
..............................................................................168
5.10
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators for Fresnel Primaries
.............171
5.11
Examples
............................................................................................178
References
...................................................................................................191
Stepped Flow-Line Nonimaging Optics
......................................193
6.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................193
6.2
Compact Concentrators
...................................................................193
6.3
Concentrators with Gaps
.................................................................200
6.4
Examples
............................................................................................206
References
...................................................................................................209
Luminaires
......................................................................................211
7.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................211
7.2
Luminaires
for Large Source and Flat Mirrors
............................212
7.3
The General Approach for Flat Sources
........................................224
7.4
Far-Edge Diverging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
........................227
7.5
Far-Edge Converging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.....................230
7.6
Near-Edge Diverging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.....................234
7.7
Near-Edge Converging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
..................239
7.8
Luminaires
for Circular Sources
....................................................241
Contents xi
7.9
Examples
............................................................................................255
7.10 Appendix
A: Mirror Differential Equation
for Linear Sources
.............................................................................266
7.11
Appendix B: Mirror Differential Equation
for Circular Sources
..........................................................................268
References
...................................................................................................270
8
Miñano-Benitez
Design Method
(Simultaneous Multiple Surface)
.................................................271
8.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................271
8.2
The RR Optic
.....................................................................................273
8.3
The XR, RX, and XX Optics
.............................................................291
8.4
The
Miñano-Benitez
Design Method with Generalized
Wave Fronts
.......................................................................................300
8.5
The RXI Optic
....................................................................................306
8.6
Other Types of Simultaneous Multiple Surface Optics
...............313
8.7
Examples
............................................................................................313
References
...................................................................................................324
9
The
Minano
Design Method Using
Poisson
Brackets
...............325
9.1
Introduction
.......................................................................................325
9.2
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
for Inhomogeneous Media
..............................................................325
9.3
Edge Rays as a Tubular Surface in Phase Space
...........................329
9.4
Poisson
Brackets
................................................................................335
9.5
Curvilinear Coordinate System
......................................................338
9.6
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
..................................340
9.7
An Example of an Ideal Two-Dimensional Concentrator
...........342
9.8
Design of Three-Dimensional Concentrators
...............................349
9.9
An Example of an Ideal Three-Dimensional Concentrator
........355
References
...................................................................................................358
Part II Geometrical Optics
361
10
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Geometrical Optics
....................363
10.1
Fermat s Principle
.............................................................................363
10.2
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Formulations
................................370
10.3
Optical Lagrangian and Hamiltonian
...........................................374
10.4
Another Form for the Hamiltonian Formulation
........................378
10.5
Change of Coordinate System in the Hamilton Equations
........382
References
...................................................................................................388
11
Rays and Wave Fronts
....................................................................389
11.1
Optical Momentum
..........................................................................389
11.2
The Eikonal Equation
.......................................................................394
11.3
The Ray Equation
..............................................................................395
x|j Contents
11.4
Optical Path Length between Two Wave Fronts
........................397
References
...................................................................................................401
12
Reflection and Refraction
.............................................................403
12.1
Reflected and Refracted Rays
........................................................403
12.2
The Laws of Reflection and Refraction
........................................409
References
...................................................................................................413
13
Symmetry
.........................................................................................415
13.1
Conservation of Momentum and Apparent
Refractive Index
...............................................................................415
13.2
Linear Symmetry
............................................................................418
13.3
Circular Symmetry and Skew Invariant
.....................................420
References
...................................................................................................429
14
Étendue
in Phase Space
.................................................................431
14.1
Étendue
and the Point Characteristic Function
..........................431
14.2
Étendue
in Hamiltonian Optics
....................................................434
References
...................................................................................................437
15
Classical Mechanics and Geometrical Optics
............................439
15.1
Fermat s Principle and Maupertuis Principle
............................439
15.2
Skew Invariant and Conservation of Angular Momentum
.....443
15.3
Potential in Mechanics and Refractive Index in Optics
............444
References
...................................................................................................444
16
Radiometry,
Photometry, and Radiation Heat Transfer
............447
16.1
Definitions
........................................................................................447
16.2
Conservation of Radiance in Homogeneous Media
..................450
16.3
Conservation of Basic Radiance in (Specular)
Reflections and Refractions
...........................................................453
16.4
Étendue
and Shape Factor
..............................................................457
16.5
Two-Dimensional Systems
.............................................................460
16.6
Illumination of a Plane
...................................................................463
References
...................................................................................................466
17
Plane Curves
....................................................................................467
17.1
General Considerations
..................................................................467
17.2
Parabola
............................................................................................471
17.3
Ellipse
...............................................................................................474
17.4
Hyperbola
.........................................................................................475
17.5
Conies
................................................................................................477
17.6
Involute
.............................................................................................478
17.7
Winding
Macrofocal
Parabola
.......................................................480
17.8
Unwinding
Macrofocal
Parabola
..................................................483
17.9
Winding
Macrofocal
Ellipse
..........................................................485
Contents xiii
17.10
Unwinding
Macrofocal Ellipse
...................................................488
17.11
Cartesian Oval for Parallel Rays
.................................................490
17.12
Cartesian Oval for Converging or Diverging Rays
..................492
17.13
Cartesian Ovals Calculated Point by Point
...............................500
17.14
Equiangular Spiral
........................................................................502
17.15
Function Definitions
.....................................................................504
References
..................................................................................................512
Index
..........................................................................................................513
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Contents
Foreword
.xv
Preface
.xvii
Acknowledgments
.xix
Author
.xxi
List of Symbols
.xxiii
List of Abbreviations and Terms
.xxv
Part I Nonimaging Optics
1
1
Fundamental Concepts
.3
1.1
Introduction
.3
1.2
Imaging and Nonimaging Optics
.3
1.3
The Compound Parabolic Concentrator
.8
1.4
Maximum Concentration
.17
1.5
Examples
.22
References
.23
2
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
.25
2.1
Introduction
.25
2.2
Concentrators for Sources at a Finite Distance
.25
2.3
Concentrators for Tubular Receivers
.27
2.4
Angle Transformers
.29
2.5
The String Method
.30
2.6
Optics with Dielectrics
.35
2.7
Asymmetrical Optics
.37
2.8
Examples
.41
References
.52
3
Étendue
and the Winston-Welford Design Method
.55
3.1
Introduction
.55
3.2
Conservation of
Étendue
.57
3.3 Nonideal
Optical Systems
.63
3.4
Étendue as a
Geometrical Quantity
.65
3.5
Two-Dimensional Systems
.68
3.6
Étendue as
an Integral of the Optical Momentum
.70
3.7
Étendue as a
Volume in Phase Space
.75
3.8
Étendue as a
Difference in Optical Path Length
.78
3.9
Flow Lines
.83
3.10
The Winston-Welford Design Method
.87
3.11
Caustics as Flow Lines
.99
ix
Contents
3.12 Maximum
Concentration.
102
3.13
Étendue
and the Shape Factor
.106
3.14
Examples
.110
References
.115
Vector Flux
.117
4.1
Introduction
.117
4.2
Definition of Vector Flux
.121
4.3
Vector Flux as a Bisector of the Edge Rays
.126
4.4
Vector Flux and
Étendue
.127
4.5
Vector Flux for Disk-Shaped Lambertian Sources
.129
4.6
Design of Concentrators Using the Vector Flux
.134
4.7
Examples
.136
References
.138
Combination of Primaries with Flow-Line Secondaries
.139
5.1
Introduction
.139
5.2
Reshaping the Receiver
.141
5.3
Compound Elliptical Concentrator Secondary
.145
5.4
Truncated Trumpet Secondary
.148
5.5
Trumpet Secondary for a Large Receiver
.150
5.6
Secondaries with Multiple Entry Apertures
.152
5.7
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators Designed
for Maximum Concentration
.156
5.8
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators Designed
for Lower Concentration
.165
5.9
Fresnel Primaries
.168
5.10
Tailored Edge Ray Concentrators for Fresnel Primaries
.171
5.11
Examples
.178
References
.191
Stepped Flow-Line Nonimaging Optics
.193
6.1
Introduction
.193
6.2
Compact Concentrators
.193
6.3
Concentrators with Gaps
.200
6.4
Examples
.206
References
.209
Luminaires
.211
7.1
Introduction
.211
7.2
Luminaires
for Large Source and Flat Mirrors
.212
7.3
The General Approach for Flat Sources
.224
7.4
Far-Edge Diverging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.227
7.5
Far-Edge Converging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.230
7.6
Near-Edge Diverging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.234
7.7
Near-Edge Converging
Luminaires
for Flat Sources
.239
7.8
Luminaires
for Circular Sources
.241
Contents xi
7.9
Examples
.255
7.10 Appendix
A: Mirror Differential Equation
for Linear Sources
.266
7.11
Appendix B: Mirror Differential Equation
for Circular Sources
.268
References
.270
8
Miñano-Benitez
Design Method
(Simultaneous Multiple Surface)
.271
8.1
Introduction
.271
8.2
The RR Optic
.273
8.3
The XR, RX, and XX Optics
.291
8.4
The
Miñano-Benitez
Design Method with Generalized
Wave Fronts
.300
8.5
The RXI Optic
.306
8.6
Other Types of Simultaneous Multiple Surface Optics
.313
8.7
Examples
.313
References
.324
9
The
Minano
Design Method Using
Poisson
Brackets
.325
9.1
Introduction
.325
9.2
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
for Inhomogeneous Media
.325
9.3
Edge Rays as a Tubular Surface in Phase Space
.329
9.4
Poisson
Brackets
.335
9.5
Curvilinear Coordinate System
.338
9.6
Design of Two-Dimensional Concentrators
.340
9.7
An Example of an Ideal Two-Dimensional Concentrator
.342
9.8
Design of Three-Dimensional Concentrators
.349
9.9
An Example of an Ideal Three-Dimensional Concentrator
.355
References
.358
Part II Geometrical Optics
361
10
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Geometrical Optics
.363
10.1
Fermat's Principle
.363
10.2
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Formulations
.370
10.3
Optical Lagrangian and Hamiltonian
.374
10.4
Another Form for the Hamiltonian Formulation
.378
10.5
Change of Coordinate System in the Hamilton Equations
.382
References
.388
11
Rays and Wave Fronts
.389
11.1
Optical Momentum
.389
11.2
The Eikonal Equation
.394
11.3
The Ray Equation
.395
x|j Contents
11.4
Optical Path Length between Two Wave Fronts
.397
References
.401
12
Reflection and Refraction
.403
12.1
Reflected and Refracted Rays
.403
12.2
The Laws of Reflection and Refraction
.409
References
.413
13
Symmetry
.415
13.1
Conservation of Momentum and Apparent
Refractive Index
.415
13.2
Linear Symmetry
.418
13.3
Circular Symmetry and Skew Invariant
.420
References
.429
14
Étendue
in Phase Space
.431
14.1
Étendue
and the Point Characteristic Function
.431
14.2
Étendue
in Hamiltonian Optics
.434
References
.437
15
Classical Mechanics and Geometrical Optics
.439
15.1
Fermat's Principle and Maupertuis' Principle
.439
15.2
Skew Invariant and Conservation of Angular Momentum
.443
15.3
Potential in Mechanics and Refractive Index in Optics
.444
References
.444
16
Radiometry,
Photometry, and Radiation Heat Transfer
.447
16.1
Definitions
.447
16.2
Conservation of Radiance in Homogeneous Media
.450
16.3
Conservation of Basic Radiance in (Specular)
Reflections and Refractions
.453
16.4
Étendue
and Shape Factor
.457
16.5
Two-Dimensional Systems
.460
16.6
Illumination of a Plane
.463
References
.466
17
Plane Curves
.467
17.1
General Considerations
.467
17.2
Parabola
.471
17.3
Ellipse
.474
17.4
Hyperbola
.475
17.5
Conies
.477
17.6
Involute
.478
17.7
Winding
Macrofocal
Parabola
.480
17.8
Unwinding
Macrofocal
Parabola
.483
17.9
Winding
Macrofocal
Ellipse
.485
Contents xiii
17.10
Unwinding
Macrofocal Ellipse
.488
17.11
Cartesian Oval for Parallel Rays
.490
17.12
Cartesian Oval for Converging or Diverging Rays
.492
17.13
Cartesian Ovals Calculated Point by Point
.500
17.14
Equiangular Spiral
.502
17.15
Function Definitions
.504
References
.512
Index
.513 |
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