A MACROSCOPIC THEORY OF INTERFERENCE AND DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT FROM FINITE SOURCES .2. FIELDS WITH A SPECTRAL RANGE OF ARBITRARY WIDTH

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[1] Baker B. B., 1950, MATH THEORY HUYGENS

[2] BLANCLAPIERRE A, 1955, REV OPT, V34, P1

[3] Born M., 1933, OPTIK

[4] Gabor D., 1946, J I ELECT ENG, V93, P429, DOI DOI 10.1049/JI-3-2.1946.0074

[5] KAHAN T, 1952, SUPPL NUOVO CIM, V9, P310

[6] Michelson A.A, 1891, PHILOS MAG, V31, P338, DOI [10.1080/14786449108620117, DOI 10.1080/14786449108620117]

[7] MICHELSON AA, 1992, PHILOS MAG, V34, P280

[8] PARKE NG, 1949, 95 EL MASS I TECH TE

[9] RAYLEIGH, 1892, PHILOS MAG, V34, P407

[10] RADIO ASTRONOMY [J]. REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS, 1950, 13 : 184 - 246