Numerical Aperture
Numerical Aperture is a dimensionless optical parameter that quantifies the light-gathering ability of a lens or optical fiber by defining the range of angles over which light can be accepted or transmitted, determined by the refractive index of the medium and the maximum half-angle of the incident light cone.
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Broadband achromatic dielectric metalenses
Sajan Shrestha, Adam Overvig, Ming Lu et al. · Light Science & Applications · 2018 · 761 citations · Full text
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