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List of lens designs
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Amplitude Splitting versus Common Path Interferometers?
Hi,

I did a little work on Common path interferometer. I noticed that in that article, as well as in Point diffraction interferometer, you treat Common path interferometer versus Amplitude splitting interferometer as alternative categories of interferometer. That is not correct. The distinctions are between: Thanks, Stigmatella aurantiaca (talk) 13:39, 31 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Common path versus double path interferometer
 * Amplitude splitting versus wavefront splitting interferometer

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Proposed deletion of Celor lens


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Nomination of Celor lens for deletion
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Proposed deletion of File:Tessar lens.png


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