Evaluation of Surface Shape and Refractive Index of a Transparent Plate Based on Light Path Analysis

Kozo Ohtani; Taiki Okazaki; Mitsuru Baba

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.36.458

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Evaluation of Surface Shape and Refractive Index of a Transparent Plate Based on Light Path Analysis

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Many practical tasks in industry require the simultaneous determination of 3-D shape and refractive index of a transparent object. We have formulated an approach to evaluating the surface shape and refractive index by light path analysis. The effectiveness of the proposed method was confirmed from experimental results.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 36)

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Kozo Ohtani, Taiki Okazaki, Mitsuru Baba

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Light Path, Refractive Index, Surface Shape, Transparent Object

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