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Table of Contents 2 Field Guides

7 Special Book Sets

8 Tutorial Texts

12 Journals

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16 SPIE Digital Library

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2 SPIE Publications Catalog | 2012

Field Guide to Geometrical OpticsJohn E. Greivenkamp

This volume covers Gaussian imagery, paraxial optics, fi rst-order optical system design, system examples, illumination, chromatic effects, and an introduction to aberrations. The appendices provide supplemental material on radiometry and photometry, the human eye, and several other topics.

Vol. FG01 · Jan. 2004 · 128 pages Spiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819452948SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Atmospheric OpticsLarry C. Andrews

Topics chosen for this concise presentation include a review of classical Kolmogorov turbulence theory, Gaussian-beam waves in free space, and atmospheric effects on a propagating optical wave. These atmospheric effects have great importance in a variety of applications like imaging, free space optical communications, laser radar, and remote sensing.

Vol. FG02 · Jan. 2004 · 112 pages Spiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819453181SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field GuidesYour essential research referenceSPIE Field Guides include the key defi nitions, equations, illustrations, application examples, design considerations, methods, and tips that you need in the lab and in the fi eld. They are the perfect practical reference tool for your specialized area.


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Field Guide to Adaptive OpticsRobert K. Tyson and Benjamin W. Frazier

This Field Guide is a summary of the methods for determining the requirements of an adaptive optics system, the performance of the system, and requirements for the components of the system. Many of the expressions are in the form of integrals. When that is the case, the authors show the results graphically for a variety of practical values.

Vol. FG03 · Jun. 2004 · 82 pages Spiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819453198SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Visual and Ophthalmic OpticsJim Schwiegerling

Visual optics requires an understanding of both biology and optical engineering. This Field Guide assembles the anatomy, physiology, and functioning of the eye, as well as the engineering and design of a wide assortment of tools for measuring, photographing, and characterizing properties of the surfaces and structures of the eye. Also covered are the diagnostic techniques, lenses, and surgical techniques used to correct and improve human vision.

Vol. FG04 · Nov. 2004 · 124 pages Spiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819456298SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to PolarizationEdward Collett

The primary objective of this Field Guide is to provide an introduction to the developments in polarized light that have taken place over the past half-century, and present the most salient topics of the subject matter such as Mueller matrices, Stokes polarization parameters, and Jones matrices.

Vol. FG05 · Sep. 2005 · 148 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819458681SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Optical LithographyChris A. Mack

This Field Guide details the lithography process, image formation, imaging onto a photoresist, photoresist chemistry, and lithography control and optimization. An introduction to next-generation lithographic technologies is also included, as well as an extensive lithography glossary and a summation of salient equations critical to anyone involved in the lithography industry.

Vol. FG06 · Jan. 2006 · 136 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819462077SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Optical Thin FilmsRonald R. Willey

This Field Guide covers the principles and applications of various useful graphical tools and methods for optical coating design, including the refl ectance diagram, admittance diagram, and triangle diagram. These tools give insight into how optical coatings function and how they might be designed to meet given requirements. Shown are how unavailable indices can be approximated, the basis of ideal antirefl ection coating design, and the practical approximation of inhomogeneous index profi les.


Field Guide to SpectroscopyDavid W. Ball

This Field Guide covers a broad spectrum of topics in the fi eld of spectroscopy, condensing the subjects to their essentials. Beginning with basic defi nitions and explanations, this Guide then describes the instruments that are used in the fi eld—from fi lters, lenses, mirrors, and modulators to monochromators, interferometers, and detectors. A third section outlines theory and methods as they relate to spectroscopy: the Fourier transform, quantum mechanics, approximation methods, nuclear magnetic resonance, and more.

Vol. FG08 · May 2006 · 124 pages Spiral Bound · 9780819463524SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Interferometric Optical TestingEric P. Goodwin and James C. Wyant

A distillation of Dr. Wyant’s course at University of Arizona, this Field Guide covers the key fundamentals of interferometry, types of interferometers and interferograms, concepts of phase-shifting interferometry, long-wavelength interferometry, testing of aspheric surfaces, measurement of surface microstructure, fl at and curved surface testing, and absolute measurements.

Vol. FG10 · Sep. 2006 · 114 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819465108SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39


Field Guide to IlluminationAngelo V. Arecchi, and Tahar Messadi,and R. John Koshel

The content in this Field Guide starts with traditional illumination in imaging systems, followed by the recent advances in computer-aided design of high-effi ciency nonimaging illumination optics, along with the modern source models that support these techniques. Sections on the illumination of visual displays are included as well as some important topics on architectural illumination.

Vol. FG11 · Aug. 2007 · 152 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819467683SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to LasersRüdiger Paschotta

This Field Guide provides an overview on the essential types of lasers and their key properties as well as an introduction into the most-important physical and technological aspects of lasers. Apart from describing the basic principles (such as stimulated emission and the properties of optical resonators), this Guide discusses the numerous important properties of laser crystals, the impact of thermal effects on laser performance, methods of wavelength tuning and pulse generation, and laser noise. Practitioners will also gain valuable insight from remarks on laser safety and obtain new ideas about how to make the laser development process more effi cient.


Field Guide to MicroscopyTomasz S. Tkaczyk

This Field Guide provides extensive coverage of microscopic imaging principles. After reviewing the main principles of image formation, diffraction, interference, and polarization used in microscopy, the Guide describes the most widely applied microscope confi gurations and applications. It also covers major system components, including light sources, illumination layouts, microscope optics, and image detection electronics.

This Guide also provides a comprehensive overview of microscopy techniques, including bright fi eld and dark fi eld imaging, contrast enhancement methods, DIC, polarization, and fl uorescence microscopy. In addition, it describes scanning techniques, new trends in super-resolution methods, and array microscopy, CARS, and SPIM.

Vol. FG13 · May 2010 · 156 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819472465SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Laser Pulse GenerationRüdiger Paschotta

This Field Guide provides the essential information on laser pulse generation, including Q-switching, gain switching, mode locking, and the amplifi cation of ultrashort pulses to high energies. Pulse characterization is also covered, along with the physical aspects and various technical limitations. This Guide is designed for industry practitioners, researchers, users of pulsed and ultrafast laser systems, and anyone wanting to learn more about the potential of different pulse generation methods.

Vol. FG14 · Nov. 2008 · 132 pages Spiral bound · ISBN: 9780819472489SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Infrared Systems, Detectors, and FPAs, Second Edition Arnold Daniels

This second edition is written to clarify and summarize the theoretical principles of infrared technology. It is intended as a reference for the practicing engineer and/or scientist who requires effective practical information to design, build, and/or test infrared equipment in a wide variety of applications. The new edition provides an up-to-date view of the various third-generation infrared focal plane array (IRFPA) technologies and infrared materials currently in use or being actively researched. It also includes an overview of a new target acquisition model known as “Targeting Task Performance (TTP) metric” developed by NVESD.

Vol. FG15 · Dec. 2010 · 192 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819480804SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Optical Fiber TechnologyRüdiger Paschotta

This Field Guide describes many different types of fi bers and their properties, as well as presents in a compact form the relevant physical foundations. Both passive and active (amplifying) fi bers are discussed, and an overview on fi ber nonlinearities and the application of active fi bers in amplifi ers and lasers is included. The large bibliography contains many useful references, covering both pioneering work and later seminal articles and books. This Guide should be very useful for a wide audience, including practitioners in industry as well as researchers.



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Field Guide to Special Functions for EngineersLarry C. Andrews

This Field Guide provides engineers and scientists with a quick reference for special functions that are crucial to resolving modern engineering and physics problems. The functions treated in this book apply to many fi elds, including electro-optics, electromagnetic theory, wave propagation, heat conduction, quantum mechanics, probability theory, and electric circuit theory, among many other areas of application. A brief review of these important topics is included in this Guide, as well as an introduction to some useful engineering functions such as the step function, rectangle function, and delta (impulse) function.

Vol. FG18 · June 2011 · 116 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819485502SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Binoculars and ScopesPaul R. Yoder, Jr. and Daniel Vukobratovich

Modern binoculars and scopes meet a variety of user needs. This Field Guide provides readers with a concise, organized reference that explains the functions and confi gurations of instruments commonly used by bird watchers, hunters, amateur astronomers, and military and law-enforcement members. This book also addresses the rationale behind instrument design choices, with hardware examples illustrating specifi c arrangements and features.

Vol. FG19 · June 2011 · 152 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819486493SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Optical FabricationRay Williamson

Whether you’re an optical designer, optician, shop manager, or optics procurer, a working knowledge of optical fabrication can be invaluable. This Field Guide is a concise reference explaining: • What every designer should know about

fabrication before making fi nal design choices • How to specify components before they are

ordered • The details of conventional, alternative, and

emerging fabrication methods • How an optical manufacturer plans the work,

evaluates product, and the calculations involved.

Vol. FG20 · August 2011 · 134 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819486769SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Diffractive OpticsYakov G. Soskind

This Field Guide provides the operational principles and established terminology of diffractive optics as well as a comprehensive overview of the main types of diffractive optics components. An emphasis is placed on the qualitative explanation of the diffraction phenomenon by the use of fi eld distributions and graphs, providing the basis for understanding the fundamental relations and important trends.

Vol. FG21 · August 2011 · 134 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819486905SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to Probability, Random Processes, and Random Data AnalysisLarry C. Andrews and Ronald L. Phillips

Mathematical theory in engineering and science usually involves deterministic phenomena. In practice, however, the input to a linear system, may contain a “random” quantity that yields uncertainty about the output. Such systems must be treated by probabilistic methods rather than deterministic methods. For this reason, probability theory and random process theory have become indispensable tools in the mathematical analysis of these kinds of engineering systems. Topics included in this guide are basic probability theory, random processes, random fi elds, and random data analysis.

Vol. FG22 · Est. 2012 · 96 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819487018SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Field Guide to RadiometryBarbara G. Grant

Tthis Field Guide provides a practical, hands-on approach to the subject that engineers, scientists, and students can use in real time. Topics include optical radiation propagation, material properties, sources, detectors, system components, measurement, calibration, and photometry. Appendices provide material on SI units, conversion factors, source luminance data, and many other subjects. The book’s organization and extensive collection of diagrams, tables, and graphs enable the reader to effi ciently identify and apply relevant information to radiometric problems arising amid the demands of today’s fast-paced technical environment.

Vol. FG23 · November 2011 · 134 pagesSpiral Bound · ISBN: 9780819488275SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

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Tutorial TextsLearn at your own pace! Tutorial Texts are stand-alone tutorials covering fundamental topics in optical science and technology—at introductory and intermediate levels.

Aberration Theory Made Simple, Second Edition Virendra N. Mahajan

In this second edition of Aberration Theory Made Simple, the sign convention for Gaussian optics has been updated to the Cartesian sign convention, as used in advanced books on geometrical optics and in the optical design software

programs. New material includes the centroid and standard deviation of ray aberrations, spot diagrams for primary aberrations, the golden rule of optical design about relying on such diagrams, update of 2D PSFs for primary aberrations, aberration-free optical transfer function of systems with annular and Gaussian pupils, Zernike polynomials for circular pupils and the corresponding polynomials for annular and Gaussian pupils, the effect of longitudinal image motion on an image, lucky imaging in ground-based astronomy, and adaptive optics.

This book will benefi t students who want to learn aberration theory without having to go through lengthy derivations.

Vol. TT93 · August 2011 · 208 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819488251SPIE Member $47 / Nonmember $55

Polarization of Light with Applications in Optical FibersArun Kumar and Ajoy Ghatak

This book covers the basic concepts and methods involved in polarization of light, and features important methods of analysis such as Jones matrices, Stokes parameters, and the Poincaré sphere. It provides the background needed

to understand the workings of, and to design, various photonic devices, including Faraday rotators, inline fi ber optic components, and polarimetric sensors such as fi ber optic current sensors. Birefringence and the phenomenon of polarization mode dispersion (PMD) in single-mode fi bers are also covered. The discussion of concepts is succinct, and the presentation of methods includes concrete examples, making the book an ideal text for students and a useful resource for engineers.

Vol. TT90 · January 2011 · 246 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819482150SPIE Member $52 / Nonmember $61

Nanotechnology: A Crash CourseRaúl J. Martín-Palma and Akhlesh Lakhtakia

The past few decades have seen an explosive increase in the ability to create nanostructures and nanosystems with a great degree of control, using a diversity of techniques.This ability has been accompanied by a similar enhancement in the ability to

characterize structures and systems at the nanoscale. This book provides a broad overview of those nanostructures and nanosystems and provides a thought-provoking assessment of the possible implications of nanotechnology in society and the likely future trends.

Vol. TT86 · June 2010 · 158 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819480750SPIE Member $43 / Nonmember $51


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Computational Fourier Optics: A MATLAB® TutorialDavid Voelz

This is a text that shows the reader in a tutorial form how to implement Fourier optical theory and analytic methods on the computer. A primary objective is to give students of Fourier optics the capability of programming their

own basic wave optic beam propagations and imaging simulations. The book will also be of interest to professional engineers and physicists learning Fourier optics simulation techniques—either as a self-study text or a text for a short course. For more advanced study, the latter chapters and appendices provide methods and examples for modeling beams and pupil functions with more complicated structure, aberrations, and partial coherence.

For a student in a course on Fourier optics, this book is a concise, accessible, and practical companion to any of several excellent textbooks on Fourier optical theory.

Vol. TT89 · January 2011 · 250 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819482044SPIE Member $52 / Nonmember $61

Modeling the Imaging Chain of Digital CamerasRobert D. Fiete

The process by which an image is formed, processed, and displayed can be conceptualized as a chain of physical events called the imaging chain. By mathematically modeling the imaging chain, we can gain insight into the

relationship between the camera design parameters and the resulting image quality.

This text teaches the key elements of the end-to-end imaging chain for digital camera systems and describes how elements of the imaging chain are mathematically modeled using the basics of linear systems mathematics and Fourier transforms. The emphasis is on general digital cameras designed to image incoherent light in the visible imaging spectrum. The reader will learn how digital camera design parameters are related to the elements of the imaging chain and how they infl uence the resulting image quality. The book also discusses the use of imaging chain models to simulate images from different digital camera designs for image quality evaluations.

The mathematical models can be used to optimize and assess the design of a camera for specifi c applications before expenditures are committed to building hardware.

Vol. TT92 · November 2010 · 226 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819483393SPIE Member $43 / Nonmember $51

Bioluminescence and Fluorescence for In Vivo ImagingLubov Brovko

This book is intended for scientists and students involved in basic cell physiology research, as well as industry professionals, engineers, and managers involved in drug discovery and preclinical drug development. It discusses the practical

aspects of luminescence in vivo imaging for monitoring intracellular processes. While some basic knowledge of biochemistry and biophysics is preferable, the book includes a brief review of fundamental principles to allow those not familiar with these disciplines to grasp basic concepts.

Vol. TT91 · Dec. 2010 · 162 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819482471SPIE Member $52 / Nonmember $61


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Analysis and Evaluation of Sampled Imaging SystemsRichard H. Vollmerhausen, Donald A. Reago, Jr., and Ronald G. Driggers

Book includes a CD.

Advancing technology in detector arrays, fl at panel displays, and digital image processing provides new opportunities to expand imaging applications and enhance system performance. Technical managers and design engineers are faced with

evaluating the cost, weight, and performance of an ever-expanding selection of technology options. This tutorial text provides the theory, procedures, and information necessary to evaluate and compare the performance of available imaging technologies. Part I updates the earlier work presented in Analysis of Sampled Imaging Systems (2000). Part II discusses performance evaluation of electro-optical imagers. Part III provides computer programs (on a supplemental CD) and up-to-date information on detector arrays, optics, and display options.

This book covers a variety of display formats and interfaces placing particular emphasis on theory and practice for the wide variety of available infrared FPAs. Technologies represented include InSb, HgCdTe, QWIP, and uncooled thermal arrays. Information is provided on the quantum effi ciency, blur, crosstalk, and noise characteristics of each technology.

Vol. TT87 · Mar. 2010 · 304 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819480774SPIE Member $55 / Nonmember $64

Optical Design of MicroscopesGeorge Seward

Knowledge of microscope design is rapidly becoming more important. Microscopes are used in critical applications such as drug development, clinical tests, and genomics. Considerable expertise is required for the evaluation, design,

and manufacture of these instruments. Several subsystems must be integrated: the source, the illumination optics, the specimen, the objective lens, the tube optics, and the sensor. The large numerical aperture of a microscope is essential for small spot size and high brightness; however, the large numerical aperture also presents diffi cult issues in optical design and fabrication.

This book provides a foundation for developing design expertise through education, practice, and exploration. It is suitable for lens designers, optical engineers, and students with a basic knowledge of microscope structure.

Vol. TT88 · Apr. 2010 · 258 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819480958SPIE Member $52 / Nonmember $61

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Direct Detection LADAR SystemsRichard Richmond and Stephen Cain

Book includes a CD.

This text is designed to introduce engineers- in-training to the basic concepts and operation of 3D imaging LADAR systems. The book begins with the laser range equation and follows with discussions of sources of noise in

LADAR signals, LADAR waveforms, the effects of wavefront propagation on LADAR beams through optical systems and atmospheric turbulence, algorithms for detecting, ranging, and tracking targets, and fi nally, comprehensive system simulation. The book provides computer code and exercises to allow students to apply concepts studied to fundamental problems encountered by LADAR engineers.


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Foundations for Machine Vision: Image Acquisition and PreprocessingP. K. Sinha

Machine vision comprises three integrated processes: acquisition, preprocessing, and image analysis. While many resources discuss application-specifi c image analysis, there has been no unifi ed account of image

acquisition hardware and preprocessing—until now.

Foundations of Machine Vision: Image Acquisition and Preprocessing is a comprehensive, exhaustive reference text detailing every aspect of acquisition and preprocessing, from the illumination of a scene to the optics of image forming, from CCD and CMOS image capture to the transformation of the captured image.

This book bridges the gaps between hardware and software on one hand and theory and applications on the other. With its detailed coverage of imaging hardware and derivations of preprocessing kernels, it is an invaluable design reference for students, researchers, application and product engineers, and systems integrators.

Vol. PM197 · January 2012 · 750 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819482020SPIE Member $89 / Nonmember $105

Enhanced Optical Filter DesignDavid Cushing

This book serves as a supplement to the classic texts by Angus Macleod and Philip Baumeister, taking an intuitive approach to the enhancement of optical coating performance. Drawing from 40 years of experience in thin-fi lm design,

Cushing introduces the basics of thin fi lms, the commonly used materials and their deposition, the major coatings and their applications, and improvement methods for each.

Vol. PM201 · December 2011 · 168 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819483584SPIE Member $43 / Nonmember $51

Diagnostic and TherapeuticApplications of Breast ImagingJasjit S. Suri, S. Vinitha Sree, Kwan-Hoong Ng, and Rangaraj M. Rangayyan

This book presents the established and currently researched diagnostic and therapeutic imaging techniques used for breast cancer. Section I is a review of the principles, applications, and recent advances of breast imaging

modalities. Section II focuses on breast pathologies and presents the use of breast cancer subgross morphology parameters. Section III covers mammography. Section IV focuses on CAD techniques used in breast cancer detection. Section V is dedicated to breast ultrasound, and Section VI discusses the role of magnetic resonance imaging in breast imaging. Thermal imaging in breast cancer is the theme of Section VII, and Section VIII concludes with chapters on breast cancer treatment.

Vol. PM211 · January 2012 · est. 538 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819487896SPIE Member $106 / Nonmember $125


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Laser Safety in the LabKen Barat

There is no more challenging setting for laser use than a research environment. In almost every other setting the laser controls count on engineering controls, and human exposure is kept to a minimum. In research, however, the user often manipulates

the optical layout and thereby places oneself in peril, but this does not mean that accidents and injury are unavoidable. On the contrary, laser accidents can be avoided by following a number of simple approaches. This book provides the laser user and laser safety offi cer with practical guidelines from housekeeping and eyewear to regulations and on-the-job training.

Vol. PM212 · January 2012 · est. 150 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819488190SPIE Member $41 / Nonmember $48

Signal and Image Restoration: Information-Theoretic ApproachesJoseph Noonan and Prabahan Basu

The goal of this book is to present a unifi ed information-theoretic approach to solve estimation problems commonly faced in signal-processing applications. The authors provide new approaches to this problem, as well as new interpretations

for existing techniques. Major applications of this work include image restoration, communication channel estimation, text restoration, and system modeling. A general approach to solving a number of detection and estimation problems utilizing concepts from information theory is developed, and the theoretical development of the approach—as well as important applications—is given.

Vol. PM213 · December 2011 · est. 110 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819488213SPIE Member $43 / Nonmember $51

Statistics for Imaging, Optics, and PhotonicsPeter Bajorski

This book presents essential analytical techniques and real application examples from various areas of optics and photonics, including remote sensing, color science, and astronomy. The techniques discussed include linear regression models,

multivariate statistical inference, principal components analysis, canonical correlation analysis, and cluster analysis. Computational results and graphs are presented using the freely available R software and can be replicated by using a variety of software packages. Throughout the book, problem sets and solutions contain partial numerical results, allowing readers to confi rm the accuracy of their approach; and a related website features additional resources including the book’s datasets and fi gures.

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Vol. PM219 · October 2011 · 408 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780470509456SPIE Member $85 / Nonmember $100

Problems and Answers in Wave OpticsVladimir Ryabukho

Looking for a deeper understanding of electromagnetic wave propagation? Need a resource of practice problems to hone your skills? With 272 selected problems and answers, this study aid is a powerful supplement to the study of wave optics.

Covering the basics of wave propagation, refl ection, refraction, anisotropic media, interference,diffraction, and coherence, this question-and-answer collection provides the opportunity tosolve problems chosen by a mentor with decades of experience instructing students.

Whether you’re a professor needing representativeexam problems, a student learning the fi eld of optics, or an experienced engineer looking for a better grasp of the fi eld, you’ll fi nd this resource of focused problems helpful.

Vol. PM216 · December 2011 · 124 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819489715SPIE Member $32 / Nonmember $37

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Rudolf Kingslake: A Life in OpticsMartin L. Scott

If a single lens can form an image, why does our camera have several elements?

A curious child, Rudolf Kingslake inquired of his father the answer to this question nearly one hundred years ago, foreshadowing his remarkable career in optics and his future infl uence on a newly formed branch of science. Born in 1903 at the beginning of the era of technological

progress, Kingslake graduated from the Imperial College in London and was offered a position on the original faculty of what came to be known as the renowned University of Rochester Institute of Optics. Martin Scott details the life of the beloved professor who maintained simultaneous careers in academia and industry as the director of optical design for Kodak. Filled with personal reminisces and anecdotes from friends, family, and colleagues, this book encompasses the breadth and vivacity of the pioneer and his astounding life.

Martin L. Scott is former director of scientifi c imaging at the Eastman Kodak Company and built the Kingslake Archives online register for the Rush Rhees Library’s Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, University of Rochester.

Made available in cooperation with the University of Rochester Press.

Vol. PM215 · August 2011 · 154 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9781580463973SPIE Member $16 / Nonmember $20

Dictionary of Biomedical Optics and BiophotonicsValery Tuchin

Whether you are new to biomedical optics and biophotonics or you need a robust defi nition from a master of the fi eld, Valery Tuchin’s dictionary is a must-have reference. Each of approximately 2500 key terms is bolded throughout the text to

direct you from defi nition to defi nition and give you a rich understanding of the terminology of this quickly developing fi eld.

Vol. PM217 · January 2012 · est. 400 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819489739SPIE Member $34 / Nonmember $39

Formation of a Digital Image: The Imaging Chain Simplifi edRobert D. Fiete

Creating a digital picture is so simple today that when we pick up our camera and push the button we don’t put any thought into the process that we just set into motion. The chain of events that occurs to create the photograph, beginning with the light source

and ending with the display of the picture, is called the imaging chain. Scientists and engineers labor over the details of the imaging chain in order to design the best camera for the desired purpose, from the cameras we slip in our pocket to the cameras that orbit the earth. Digital camera designers love to dive deep into the physics and the mathematics of the imaging chain, but discussing the imaging chain to people not well-versed in this language will usually produce a blank stare or a yawn.

This book discusses the concepts used to design digital cameras for people who don’t want to be blinded with equations and bored with geek speak. It will help the individuals who work with camera designers and want to know, but are sometimes afraid to ask, why they keep babbling about an “MTF” or some other mysterious acronym. If you ever wondered why pinstripe suits turn psychedelic on TV or why crosses appear on pictures of stars, this book will give you the answers.

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Hadamard TransformsSos Agaian, Hakob Sarukhanyan, Karen Egiazarian, and Jaakko Astola

The Hadamard matrix and Hadamard transform are fundamental problem-solving tools in a wide spectrum of scientifi c disciplines and technologies, such as communication systems, signal and image processing (signal representation, coding, fi ltering, recognition, and

watermarking), digital logic (Boolean function analysis and synthesis), and fault-tolerant system design. This book brings together different topics concerning current developments in Hadamard matrices, transforms, and their applications. The book covers a wide range of problems related to these matrices/transforms, formulates open questions, and points the way to potential advancements.

Vol. PM207 · August 2011 · 520 pages · Hardcover · ISBN: 9780819486479SPIE Member $83 / Nonmember $98

Color Vision and Colorimetry: Theory and ApplicationsSecond EditionDaniel Malacara

This second edition has been rewritten, updated, and enlarged, describing the basic principles of color vision and colorimetry. The history of color is described, along with the main methods used to measure color and their associated color systems, and

the human eye and its color detectors are explained with some detail. The book has been written with students in an introductory color course in mind, but those who have experience in the fi eld will also benefi t from the compendium of data within.

Vol. PM204 · August 2011 · 188 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819483973SPIE Member $59 / Nonmember $69

Color Image Processing with Biomedical ApplicationsRangaraj M. Rangayyan, Begoña Acha, and Carmen Serrano

“This book should be read and used by students and scientists dealing with all aspects of color image processing, not only those within the fi eld of biomedical imaging.

–Dr. Ivar Farup

Beginning with a detailed study of the nature of color images, including natural, multispectral, and pseudocolor images, this book covers: • acquisition, quality

control, and display of color images

• issues of noise and artifacts in color

images and methods to remove them • image enhancement, including methods

for hue-preserving enhancement, contrast enhancement, sharpening, and histogram-based operations

• segmentation for the detection of regions of interest or objects

• several methods for the detection of edges and objects in color images.

Vol. PM206 · August 2011 · 434 pages Hardcover · ISBN: 9780819485649SPIE Member $98 / Nonmember $115

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CMOS/CCD Sensors and Camera Systems Second EditionGerald C. Holst and Terrence S. Lomheim

The fully updated edition of this bestseller addresses CMOS/CCD differences, similarities, and applications, including architecture concepts and operation, such as full-frame, interline transfer, progressive scan, color fi lter

arrays, rolling shutters, 3T, 4T, 5T, and 6T. The authors discuss novel designs, illustrate sampling theory and aliasing with numerous examples, and describe the advantages and limitations of small pixels.

This monograph provides the very latest information for specifying cameras using radiometric or photometric concepts to consider the entire system—from scene to observer. Numerous new references have also been added.

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Optical Imaging and Aberrations, Part II. Wave Diffraction OpticsSecond EditionVirendra N. Mahajan

More than a decade has passed since the publication of the First Edition of this classic, which discusses the characteristics of a diffraction image of an incoherent or a coherent object formed by an aberrated imaging system. In this Second

Edition, numerical results in aberrated imaging have been emphasized to maximize the practical use of the material. Considerable new material amounting to 100 pages has been added, and each chapter now contains a summary section.

Vol. PM209 · August 2011 · 578 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819486998SPIE Member $84 / Nonmember $99

Alien Vision: Exploring the Electromagnetic Spectrum with Imaging Technology Second EditionAustin Richards

Austin Richards takes readers on a visual tour of the electromagnetic spectrum beyond the range of human sight, using imaging technology as the means to “see” invisible light. Dozens of colorful images and clear, concise descriptions make

this an intriguing, accessible technical book. Richards explains the light spectrum, including visible light, and describes the advanced imaging technologies that enable humans to synthesize our own version of “alien” vision at different wavelengths, with applications ranging from fi re fi ghting and law enforcement to botany and medicine.

The second edition expands existing content, explores recent areas of research, and provides new illustrations that demonstrate the variability of vision throughout the spectrum.

Vol. PM205 · January 2011 · 186 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819485359SPIE Member $55 / Nonmember $64

3D Video Technologies: An Overview of Research TrendsLevent Onural

This book provides a broad overview of research trends in 3D video and related technologies. The text was developed to meet the needs of a nontechnical reader group who desire to understand the issues, concerns, technical problems and their currently proposed

solutions, and the interactions among different components of the entire 3DTV chain. Current state-of-the-art and research activities are presented, along with predicted research directions for the near, medium, and long term.

Vol. PM196 · January 2011 · 116 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819480972SPIE Member $32 / Nonmember $37Also available in sets. See page 7.



Optical Design for Biomedical ImagingRongguang Liang

A lack of reference books on optical design (imaging and illumination) for biomedical imaging has led to some ineffi cient systems. This book fi lls the gap between biomedical optics and optical design by addressing the fundamentals of

biomedical optics and optical engineering, and biomedical imaging systems.

The fi rst half provides a brief introduction to biomedical optics and then covers the fundamentals of optics, optical components, light sources, detectors, optical imaging system design, and illumination system design. This also includes important issues related to biomedical imaging, such as autofl uorescence from optical materials. The second half of the text covers various biomedical imaging techniques and their optical systems, along with design examples.


Principles of LithographyThird EditionHarry J. Levinson

The publication of this third edition just fi ve years after the previous edition is evidence of the quickly changing and exciting nature of lithography as applied to the production of integrated circuits and other micro- and nanoscale devices.

This text is intended to serve as an introduction to the science of microlithography, but also covers several subjects in depth, making it useful to the experienced lithographer as well.

Topics directly related to manufacturing tools are addressed, including overlay, the stages of exposure, tools, and light sources. This updated edition refl ects recent advances in technology, including the shift of immersion lithography from development into volume manufacturing, and the movement of EUV lithography from the lab to development pilot lines.


Optical Lithography: Here is WhyBurn J. Lin

This book is aimed at new and experienced engineers, technology managers, and senior technicians who want to enrich their understanding of the image formation physics of a lithographic system. Readers will gain knowledge of the basic

equations and constants that drive optical lithography, learn the basics of exposure systems and image formation, and come away with a full understanding of system components, processing, and optimization. Readers will also get a primer on the outlook of optical lithography and the many next-generation technologies that may greatly enhance semiconductor manufacturing in the near future.

Vol. PM190 · Feb. 2010 · 492 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819475602SPIE Member $74 / Nonmember $86

Numerical Simulation of Optical Wave Propagation with Examples in MATLAB®

Jason D. Schmidt

Book includes a CD.

This book will benefi t optical scientists and engineers at all levels as a guide for FT-based data analysis, imaging system analysis, and wave-optics simulations. Professors can use this book to augment their Fourier optics courses and for

independent studies with students. Problem sets are given at the end of each chapter. Students will learn principles and techniques from this book that can be utilized throughout their careers in optics. All readers will also benefi t from the use of the MATLAB® scripting language and the provided CD that contains code for the basic tools and examples used throughout the book.

Vol. PM199 · July 2010 · 212 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819483263SPIE Member $52 / Nonmember $61

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Chemistry and LithographyUzodinma Okoroanyanwu

This book provides a comprehensive treatment of the chemical phenomena in lithography in a manner that is accessible to a wide readership. The book presents topics on the optical and charged particle physics practiced in lithography, with a

broader view of how the marriage between chemistry and optics has made possible the print and electronic revolutions of the digital age. The related aspects of lithography are thematically presented to convey a unifi ed view of the developments in the fi eld over time, from the very fi rst recorded refl ections on the nature of matter to the latest developments at the frontiers of lithography science and technology.

Part I presents several important chemical and physical principles involved in the invention and evolution of lithography. Part II covers the processes for the synthesis, manufacture, usage, and handling of lithographic chemicals and materials. Part III investigates several important chemical and physical principles involved in the practice of lithography.

“This is a unique book, combining chemistry and physics with technology and history in a way that is both enlightening and lively. No other book in the fi eld of lithography has as much breadth. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the broad application of chemistry to lithography.”

–Chris Mack, Gentleman Scientist

Vol. PM192 · Dec. 2010 · 892 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819475626SPIE Member $98 / Nonmember $115

Applied Prismatic and Refl ective OpticsDennis F. Vanderwerf

From the early glass lighthouse Fresnel lenses to modern fl exible Fresnel lenses for solar concentrators, new applications of prismatic optical components are constantly being developed. Innovations utilizing single and

compound prismatic and refl ective optical components are emerging in the fi elds of metrology, polarization control, projection systems, illumination, and display lighting. The techniques and examples presented in this book will provide a good background to analyze, evaluate, and understand those prismatic and refl ector applications.

Vol. PM200 · July 2010 · 310 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819483324SPIE Member $66 / Nonmember $76

Computed Tomography: Principles, Design, Artifacts, and Recent Advances, Second EditionJiang Hsieh

Seven years after its fi rst edition, this second edition provides an overview of the evolution of CT, the mathematical and physical aspects of the technology, and the fundamentals of image reconstruction algorithms. New features include a chapter on x-ray dose

and different dose-reduction techniques ranging from patient handling, optimal data acquisition, image reconstruction, and post-process. Based on the advancements over the past fi ve years, the second edition adds new sections on cone-beam-reconstruction algorithms, nonconventional helical acquisition and reconstruction, new reconstruction approaches, and dual-energy CT. Finally, new to this edition is a set of problems for each chapter, providing opportunities to enhance reader comprehension and practice the application of covered material.

Vol. PM188 · Nov. 2009 · 572 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819475336SPIE Member $90 / Nonmember $105


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The Art of RadiometryJames M. Palmer and Barbara G. Grant

The material from this book was derived from a popular fi rst-year graduate class taught by James M. Palmer for over twenty years at the University of Arizona College of Optical Sciences. This text covers topics in radiation propagation, radiometric sources, optical materials,

detectors of optical radiation, radiometric measurements, and calibration. While several texts individually cover topics in specifi c areas, this text brings the underlying principles together in a manner suitable for both classroom teaching and a reference volume that the practicing engineer can use.

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Light Propagation through Biological Tissue and Other Diffusive MediaTheory, Solutions, and SoftwareFabrizio Martelli, Samuele Del Bianco, Andrea Ismaelli, andGiovanni Zaccanti

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This book provides foundational information on modeling light propagation through diffusive media, with special emphasis on biological tissue. A summary of the theoretical background on light

propagation through diffusive media is provided with the aid of easy-to-use software designed to calculate the solutions of the diffusion equation. Primary uses are in the fi eld of biomedical optics, as well as agricultural products, forest products, food products, plastic materials, and pharmaceutical products.

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ClassicsClassics are time-tested works covering the fundamental fi elds in optics and photonics. Written by the masters of their disciplines, Classics give new readers the solid foundation upon which to build a wealth of knowledge and serve established readers as invaluable reference books.

The New Physical Optics Notebook: Tutorials in Fourier OpticsGeorge O. Reynolds, John B. DeVelis, George B. Parrent, Jr., and Brian J. Thompson

Approaches the topic of physical optics with examples drawn from the physical processes described. Includes chapters on Fourier transforms, image formation, optical coherence, diffraction, interference, holography, interferometry,

analog optical computing, synthetic aperture imaging, and others. Contains more than 600 photographs and line drawings and more than 650 references.

Vol. PM01 · Jan. 1989 · 572 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819401304SPIE Member $55 / Nonmember $65

Optics in PhotographyRudolf Kingslake

This book explains fundamental optical principles that apply to photography, cameras, and lenses. It is intended for professionals and serious amateur photographers as well as lens designers and optical engineers.

Vol. PM06 · June 1992 · 300 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819407634SPIE Member $44 / Nonmember $52

Optical Scattering: Measurement and Analysis, Second EditionJohn C. Stover

As the authoritative resource on optical scattering, this book was developed from many years of teaching light-scatter measurement and analysis courses to optical engineers. Dr. Stover covers scattering beginning with its basics and covering surface

roughness calculations, measurements, instrumentation, predictions, specifi cations, and industrial applications. Also included are appendices that review the basics of wave propagation and Kirchhoff diffraction.

Vol. PM24SC · July 1995 · 340 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819477767SPIE Member $60 / Nonmember $70

Random Processes for Image and Signal Processing Edward R. Dougherty

Part of the SPIE/IEEE Series on Imaging Science and Engineering. This book provides a framework for understanding the ensemble of temporal, spatial, and higher-dimensional processes in science and engineering that vary randomly in observations.

Suitable as a text for undergraduate and graduate students with a strong background in probability and as a graduate text in image processing courses.

Vol. PM44 · Oct. 1998 · 616 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819425133SPIE Member $74 / Nonmember $86


Optical Imaging and AberrationsVirendra N. Mahajan

Part I. Ray Geometrical OpticsThis book examines how aberrations arise in optical systems and how they affect optical wave propagation and imaging based on geometrical and physical optics. It

focuses on concepts, physical insight, and mathematical simplicity, intended for students and professionals. Figures and drawings illustrate concepts and enhance readability. This book is useful as a textbook, reference, or tutorial.

Vol. PM45 · July 1998 · 500 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819425157SPIE Member $74 / Nonmember $86

Introduction to Wavefront SensorsJoseph Geary

This is a practical book on wavefront sensing. Emphasis is on principles and techniques, rather than detailed mathematical analysis of such systems. Readers will gain a qualitative understanding of wavefront sensor operation.

Vol. TT18 · June 1995 · 168 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819417015SPIE Member $41 / Nonmember $48

Scientifi c Charge-Coupled DevicesJames R. Janesick

The invention of the charge-coupled device 30 years ago was the beginning of a remarkable image capture technology that has changed the course of imaging in fi elds ranging from astronomy to biotechnology. This book presents a comprehensive history,

tutorial, and state-of-the-art description of CCDs and is intended for scientists, engineers, imaging hardware managers, and graduate students.

Vol. PM 83 · Jan. 2001 · 920 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819436986 SPIE Member $85 / Nonmember $99

Optical Coating TechnologyPhilip W. Baumeister

Baumeister organizes this book around the key subjects associated with functions of optical thin fi lm performance, and provides a valuable resource in the fi eld of thin fi lm technology. The information is widely backed up with citations to patents

and published literature.

The author draws from 25 years of experience teaching classes at the UCLA Extension Program, and at companies worldwide to answer questions, such as: what are the conventions for a given analysis formalism? and, what other design approaches have been tried for this application?

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Introduction to RadiometryWilliam L. Wolfe

Radiometry is an essential part of the optical design of virtually every optical instrument, and key to many applications. It is also used to measure the radiation of various objects. This tutorial examines both the techniques of calculating radiative

transfer and the measurement of fl uxes and radiometric properties of various sorts.

Vol. TT29 · Apr. 1998 · 200 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819427588SPIE Member $41 / Nonmember $48

Basic Electro-Optics for Electrical EngineersGlenn D. Boreman

This text introduces imaging, radiometry, sources, detectors, and lasers, with special emphasis on fl ux-transfer issues. The fi rst-order approach enables students to make back-of-the-envelope calculations needed for initial setup of

optical apparatus. It is intended for students and newcomers to electro-optics.


Optical Design for Visual SystemsBruce H. Walker

This tutorial explains the human eye, its function, and performance limits from the perspective of an experienced optical engineer and lens designer. It is concise and readable, with examples and data, and is intended for students, practicing

engineers, and technology users.

Vol. TT45 · Sep. 2000 · 170 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819438867SPIE Member $41 / Nonmember $48

Lens Design Fundamentals, Second EditionRudolf Kingslake and R. Barry Johnson

Rudolf Kingslake (1903–2003) is widely considered to be the father of lens design in the United States. Now his student and friend, R. Barry Johnson, updates Kingslake’s bestselling work for modern times, revising all chapters, including more examples and references, and

augmenting all subject content to refl ect the many changes in design that have occurred since the fi rst edition was published in 1978. Changes include a new overview chapter on aberrations, a completely rewritten chapter on automatic lens design, and expansion of the chapter on mirrors and catadioptric systems to include a variety of newer systems with some having eccentric pupils.

Published in cooperation with Academic Press.

Vol. PM195 · Feb. 2010 · 576 pagesHardcover · ISBN: 9780819479396SPIE Member $89 / Nonmember $99

Mounting Lenses in Optical Instruments Paul R. Yoder, Jr.

This Tutorial Text is intended for practitioners in the fi elds of optical engineering and optomechanical design. It provides a comprehensive examination of the different ways in which lenses typically are mounted

in optical instruments, of the advantages and disadvantages of various mounting arrangements, and of the analytical tools that can be used to evaluate and compare different designs. Each section contains an illustrated discussion of the technology involved and one or more practical examples, where feasible.

Vol. TT21 · Oct. 1991 · 94 pagesSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819419415SPIE Member: $41 / Non-member: $48


CCD and CMOS ImagersEditor: Moon Gi Kang

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Laser RadarEditor: Gary W. Kamerman

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Nanotechnology—Theory and ModelingEditors: Fei Wang and Akhlesh Lakhtakia

Vol. MS182 · June 2006548 pages; 50 papersSoftcover · ISBN: 9780819463548SPIE Member $92 · Sale $74Nonmember $108 · Sale $86

Optical Tomography: Fundamentals and Applications in MedicineEditors: Olaf Minet, Gerhard J. Mueller, and Juergen Beuthan

Vol. MS147 · June 1998736 pages; 77 papersHardcover · ISBN: 9780819428776SPIE Member $108 · Sale $86Nonmember $127 · Sale $102

Sensor and Data FusionEditor: Firooz A. Sadjadi

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Resolution Enhancement Techniques in Optical LithographyEditor: F. M. Schellenberg

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