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• Mapping
  [[Optics and Spectroscopy]], July 1997, v.83, N6, p.909-913</ref>. ...me from the [[Quantum Mechanics]]. Aiming the application to the [[Quantum optics]], the special scaling of coordinates is assumed, in such a way that the co
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• Place of science in the human knowledge
  ...once. The formalism had constructed for Physics (for needs of the Quantum Optics and the Laser Science), but it applies also to other sciences. In this work ...etsov. Quantum fluctuations do not annihilate the optical soliton. Quantum Optics: Journal of the European Optical Society Part B, Volume 4, Number 4, p.221-
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• Transfer function
  In the linear [[optics]], the transfer can be expressed as [[linear operator]], that describes the transform of light inside some system. ===Another superfunction for a linear function===
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• Resolution
  ...e resolution" may have meaning of reduction of \(d\); and "High resolution optics" refers to small values of \(d\). Various ways to improve the resolution are related with use of [[confocal optics]] and/or the [[interferometric microscopy]]
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• Fourier transform
  '''Fourier transform''' is linear integral transform with the exponential [[kernel]]. The Fourier operator is [[linear operator|linear]]: for complex constants \(\alpha\) and \(\beta\),
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• DCTI
  For the application in wave optics, '''z_type''' should be defined as [[complex(double)]]; however, for other [[Category:Linear algebra]]
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• Noeter Theorem in mechanics
  ...the law of movement of the center of mass; each of the 3 coordinates it is linear function of time. (Which agree with the [[First Law of Newton]].) ...], but also to the [[field theory]], and, in rapricular, to the [[paraxial optics]] and the [[Navier-Stokes equation]].
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• DCT
  The discrete cosine transform is a [[linear]], invertible [[function (mathematics)|function]] ''F'' : '''R'''<sup>''N'' For the application in wave optics, '''z_type''' should be defined as [[complex(double)]]; however, for other
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• Place of science
  .... Quantum fluctuations do not annihilate the optical soliton. 1992 Quantum Optics, 4 221-227. The behaviour of optical solitons in non-linear fibres with dispersion is discussed. The possibility of quantum decay of th
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• Place of Science in the Human Knowledge
  ...once. The formalism had constructed for Physics (for needs of the Quantum Optics and the Laser Science), but it applies also to other sciences. In this work ...etsov. Quantum fluctuations do not annihilate the optical soliton. Quantum Optics: Journal of the European Optical Society Part B, Volume 4, Number 4, p.221-
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