NASA NTRS · 19750003079
Electromagnetic diffraction efficiencies for plane reflection diffraction gratings
Abstract
The theory and computer programs, based on electromagnetic theory, for the analysis and design of echelle gratings were developed. The gratings are designed for instruments that operate in the ultraviolet portion of the spectrum. The theory was developed so that the resulting computer programs will be able to analyze deep (up to 30 wavelengths) gratings by including as many as 100 real or homogeneous diffraction orders. The program calculates the complex amplitude coefficient for each of the diffracted orders. A check on the numerical method used to solve the integral equations is provided by a conservation of energy calculation.
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Marathay, A. S., Shrode, T. E.. 1974-09-01. Electromagnetic diffraction efficiencies for plane reflection diffraction gratings. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750003079
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