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titleOfInvention Interference filter
abstract An interference filter, also referred to as a notch filter, of the type which reflects a certain wavelength band within a given wavelength range while letting pass other wavelength bands of the said range, is designed for operation in the visual and infra-red regions of the electromagnetic spectrum and comprises at least one pair of high and low index of refraction light transmitting layers on a light transmitting substrate, each layer of the or each layer pair being of a non quarter-wave unequal thickness with respect to its complementary layer and each layer pair having an overall optical thickness adding up to in total to a half-wave thickness. The technique of degrading a standard quarter wavelength layer is also employed on a curved surface substrate with non-uniform layers, where one layer of a layer pair increases from the centre to the periphery of the substrate and the other layer of the pair decreases from the centre to the periphery of the substrate; a half-wave optical thickness being maintained throughout the layer pair.
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