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Optics 1

 * Absorption spectroscopy
 * Acoustical engineering
 * Adaptive optics
 * Airy disk
 * Al-Kindi
 * Albert Einstein
 * Alhazen
 * Ancient Egypt
 * Ancient Greece
 * Ancient Greek
 * Ancient Greek philosophy
 * Ancient Rome
 * Angstrom
 * Angular resolution
 * Anti-reflective coating
 * Aperture
 * Aristotle
 * Assyria
 * Astronomical interferometer
 * Astronomical seeing
 * Atmosphere of Earth
 * Augustin-Jean Fresnel
 * Averroes
 * Avicenna
 * Black-body radiation
 * Book of Optics
 * Boundary element method
 * Bragg's law
 * Christiaan Huygens
 * Chromatic aberration
 * Classical electromagnetism
 * Color television
 * Computer simulation
 * Constantine the African
 * Corner reflector
 * Corpuscular theory of light
 * Cosmogony
 * Crystal
 * Curved mirror
 * Democritus
 * Diameter
 * Dielectric mirror
 * Diffraction
 * Diffraction grating
 * Diffraction topography
 * Diffraction-limited system
 * Diffuse reflection
 * Dispersion (optics)
 * Double-slit experiment
 * E. C. George Sudarshan
 * Electromagnetic radiation
 * Emission spectrum
 * Emission theory (vision)
 * Engineering
 * Epicurus
 * Epistemology
 * Etiology
 * Euclid
 * Euclidean vector
 * Fermat's principle
 * Finite element method
 * Focus (optics)
 * Fourier optics
 * Francesco Maria Grimaldi
 * Fraunhofer diffraction
 * Fraunhofer diffraction (mathematics)
 * Fresnel diffraction
 * Gaussian beam
 * Gaussian optics
 * Geometrical optics
 * Geometry
 * Gradient-index optics
 * Greco-Roman world
 * History of optics
 * History of quantum mechanics
 * Hot mirror
 * Huygens–Fresnel principle
 * Ibn Sahl
 * Image
 * Indian philosophy
 * Infrared
 * Interference (wave propagation)
 * Interference filter
 * Interferometry
 * Iran
 * James Clerk Maxwell
 * James Gregory (mathematician)
 * Johannes Kepler
 * John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh
 * Kirchhoff's diffraction formula
 * Lambert's cosine law
 * Law of superposition
 * Lens (optics)
 * Leonard Mandel
 * Light
 * Linear polarization
 * Luminance
 * Magnification
 * Magnifying glass
 * Maser
 * Matter
 * Max Planck
 * Maxwell's equations
 * Medicine
 * Mesopotamia
 * Metaphysics
 * Michelson interferometer
 * Microscope
 * Microwave
 * Middle Ages
 * Mirage
 * Mirror
 * Mirror image
 * Muslim world
 * Netherlands
 * Newton's rings
 * Niels Bohr
 * Nimrud lens
 * Nonlinear optics
 * Normal (geometry)
 * Ophthalmology
 * Optical aberration
 * Optical fiber
 * Optical instrument
 * Optical microscope
 * Optical resolution
 * Optical telescope
 * Opticks
 * Optics
 * Optometry
 * Parabolic reflector
 * Parallax
 * Paraxial approximation
 * Parity (physics)
 * Paul Dirac
 * Perspective (graphical)
 * Phase (waves)
 * Photocopier
 * Photodetector
 * Photoelectric effect
 * Photography
 * Photon
 * Physical optics
 * Pinhole camera
 * Plane mirror
 * Plato
 * Prism
 * Ptolemy
 * Quantum electrodynamics
 * Quantum field theory
 * Quantum mechanics
 * Quantum optics
 * Quartz
 * Radio wave
 * Ray (optics)
 * Ray tracing (physics)
 * Real image
 * Reflection (physics)
 * Refracting telescope
 * Refraction
 * Refractive index
 * René Descartes
 * Retina
 * Retroreflector
 * Right angle
 * Robert Grosseteste
 * Robert Hooke
 * Roger Bacon
 * Roy J. Glauber
 * Scalar (physics)
 * Scanners
 * Signal processing
 * Snell's law
 * Solar eclipse
 * Specular reflection
 * Speed of light
 * Spherical aberration
 * Statistical mechanics
 * Superposition principle
 * The World (Descartes)
 * Thin-film optics
 * Thomas Young (scientist)
 * Timaeus (dialogue)
 * Timeline of electromagnetism and classical optics
 * Total internal reflection
 * Transmission-line matrix method
 * Twinkling
 * Ultraviolet
 * Vacuum
 * Virtual image
 * Virtual particle
 * Visual perception
 * Wave
 * Wave propagation
 * Wavelength
 * Wave–particle duality
 * Witelo
 * X-ray
 * X-ray crystallography
 * Young's interference experiment