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3 ESD-TR TM-4187 LIGHT REFLECTIONS FROM SYSTEMS OF PLANE MIRRORS TECHNICAL REPORT NO. ESD-TR SEPTEMBER 1965 D. A. Berkowitz Prepared for DIRECTORATE OF COMPUTERS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS DIVISION AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND UNITED STATES AIR FORCE L. G. Hanscom Field, Bedford, Massachusetts Project 508G Prepared by THE MITRE CORPORATION Bedford, Massachusetts Contract AF19(628)-2390
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5 ABSTRACT When light from an object is reflected successively from plane mirror surfaces, a rotated image is produced. An equation is derived and tabulated values presented for the amount of rotation in terms of directions of the incident and emergent light. REVIEW AND APPROVAL This technical report has been reviewed and is approved. \yjames W. WOODWARD, JR. Major, USAF Actg Chief, Computer Division Directorate of Computers iii
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7 SECTION I INTRODUCTION Triple-mirror corner reflectors, and their prism equivalent, are familiar optical devices. Their performance is measured by how much the incident beam and the reflected beams differ from being parallel. The deviation due to lack of mutual perpendicularity between the three mirror (or prism) faces has been ri,2] 2i* studied, using the techniques of vector algebra ' and an autocollimation technique described for measuring the deviation. [1] The corner reflector is a special case of a larger class of multimirror systems. The requirement for other members of the class arises when there is a need, in an optical system, to have a rotated image (even number of mirrors) or a rotated mirror image (odd number of mirrors) of an object. A Dove prism or its mirror equivalent is a device which can be inserted into an in-line optical system to achieve the desired mirror image rotation. This report is concerned with mirror systems that produce rotated (mirror) images, in which the directions of incident and emergent light beams are not in-line nor otherwise parallel. [5] An earlier work in this field provided a less than satisfactory formalism for selecting a set of mirror directions to produce a desired rotation, and failed to point out the simple relationship between object and image orientations in successive reflections. The formalism required the use of quaternions. Quaternions were concocted by Sir William Hamilton. They are an algebraic system which can be used for dealing with three-dimensional problems in vector analysis. They had previously been applied to triple-mirror systems. The analysis which follows herein requires only conventional vector algebra and Numbers in brackets denote references listed at the end of this report.
8 trigonometry, and results in a single relationship between the various optical parameters that can readily be employed in the design of a mirror system.
9 SECTION n ANALYSIS The unit vectors a^, a, a, a, etc., describe the direction of an incident light beam, and its direction after each successive reflection (see Figure 1). For a Dove prism, a^ = a with three reflections; for a corner reflector, a^ = - a with three reflections (see Figure 2). The vectors IA-16,413 z v A- 2 IV J < \S X a i ;M ul 1111 lr "\. ' A//AV a^s //Cf^s. ^^ ^*v ^s. ^\, *v _>$^ 9 / y a s lk sin < cos 0 a ly sin <f> sin 0 at z * cos 4> Figure 1. Vector Directions for Reflected Light Ray a and a, in Figure 1 determine a plane, P.., which, in addition, contains the 0 ~~1 01 unit vector n perpendicular to the first mirror surface. If a vector in the object plane makes an angle, 90 - ß, with plane P, then the mirror image of that vector (in the image plane) makes an angle, 90 + ß, with plane P. The vectors a and a in Figure 1 determine a plane P 12 which, in addition, contains the unit vector n perpendicular to the second mirror surface. The vector a lies in the intersection of P and P. The angle
10 CORNER REFLECTOR -MIRROR IMAGE WHEN OBSERVED IN DIRECTION OF LIGHT TRAVEL Figure 2. Vector Directions of Light Rays in a Dove Prism and a Corner Reflector 4
11 between P and P is A. Thus, the vector which makes an angle, 90 + ß, with plane P, makes an angle, 90 + ß + A, with plane P, and after reflection in mirror 2, makes an angle, 90 - ß - A, with plane P. asmt Similarly, a and a determine plane P which makes an angle, B, with plane P. The vector which makes an angle, 90 - ß - A, with P i l ~ makes an angle, 90 + ß + A - B, with plane P after reflection in mirror With respect to P, the total rotation of the original object vector which has been triply reflected is A - B + 2/3. Thus, in a Dove prism (A = B = 0), if a vector makes an angle ß with the plane containing the three normals to the mirror (or prism) faces, it will make an angle of 2/3 with its image. The unit vectors are written in terms of their components according to the orientation of the coordinate system of Figure 1: a = - i_ cos a - k sin a, a, = a 1 lx- 1 + a. ly- j 1 + a 1 lz-' k, (1) a=-ca 9 "ivi-ca ^"--Irr-l i+a k. lx a o - ly 2z The vectors a and a lie in plane P which contains the z-axis ; c is an arbitrary constant, and a rt is arbitrary. Angle A between planes P and 2z 01 is evaluated by computation of the dot-product of the normals to the planes. 12 (a^ivul*^) cos A = ^0 x^l a lx ai (2) The quantities a and c drop out of this expression, and, writing a LtZi X a, and a for a,, a, and a,, Equation (2) takes the form y z lx ly lz
12 (2 2\. \ a + a J sin a - a a cos OJ V x y / x z. C0S A " / 2 2 \l/2r /. x2-,l/2 (3) I a + a ) 1 - f a cos a + SL sin a ] In terms of the angles 9 and 0 (see Figure 1), sin 0 sin a - cos 0 cos a cos 0 cosa = p ^TlT^ ' < 4 > _1 - (cos 0 sin a + sin 0 cos a cos 0) Values of A corresponding to various values for a., 9. and 0 are given in Table I. They were computed on an IBM (For negative values of a, o read instead of 9, and take values listed for positive a from the table. The direction cosines a, a, and a for the vector a, can be calcux y z -T. lated from the values of 9 and 0 taken from Table I. The orientation of the first mirror can be found by determination of the elements of the tensor which [l 21 rotates a^ into JL. This tensor can be constructed simply. The vector diagram (Figure 3) in which a and a represent the incident and reflected rays, respectively, and n of unit length, and a can be related to a and n is the outward normal to the mirror, all vectors are a^ao-aovioh If the tensor is to be written in dyadic form, and is the unit dyad, Equation (5) can be rearranged to the form, and, finally, % = ( -SoHsiW' (6) a i=( - 2 2l%)^0 (7)
13 Figure 3. Vector Directions for Reflected Light Ray and Normal to Mirror Surface The design procedure for a three-mirror, or equivalent prism, system should be to select JL and a most simply that system in which P in the coordinate system of the optical instrument, is parallel to the z-axis. This determines values of a corresponding to a and a. After selection of 9, values of 0 U d for JL and a. must be found such that A and B (determined from the table) give the desired rotation A - B. There is a sign ambiguity in the table; that is, there has been no statement regarding the sense of the angles of rotation. This is not because it is difficult to resolve, but rather it is the author's view that a simple laboratory mock-up of the mirror system is worth a page of diagrams and verbiage. D. A. Berkowitz
14 Table I \a 0 Values of A for Various Values of a, 6, and 0 A 0= = Ill
15 Table I (Concl'd) Values of A for Various Values of a, e, and 0 A a 0 0= 15 0= 30 0= 45 0= 60 0=75 0=
16 REFERENCES 1. P. R. Yoder, Jr., J. Opt. Soc. Am. 48, 496, K. N. Chandler, J. Opt. Soc. Am., 50, 203, F. A. Jenkins and H. E. White, Fundamentals of Optics, 3rd ed., (McGraw-Hill, New York), C. H. Palmer, Optics, Experiments and Demonstrations, (The Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore), G. R. Rosendahl, J. Opt. Soc. Am. 50, 287, 1960; G. R. Rosendahl, J. Opt. Soc. Am. 50, 859, G. Birkhoff and S. MacLane, A Survey of Modern Algebra, (The Macmillian Company, New York), I. Stringham, Encyclopedia Americana, 1960 ed., (Americana Corp., New York), vol. 23, Quaternions, p H. Wagner, Optik 8, 456,
17 Security Classification DOCUMENT CONTROL DATA R&D (Security elaaaltication ot title, body of abatract and indexing annotation muat be entered when the overall report ia claaaitied) 1 ORIGINATIN G ACTIVITY (Corporate author) The MITRE Corporation Bedford, Massachusetts 3 REPORT TITLE Light Reflections from Systems of Plane Mirrors 2a. REPORT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION Unclassified 2b GROUP 4 DESCRIPTIVE NOTES (Type ot report and inclusive datea) N/A B AUTHOR^ (Laet name, tirat name, Initial) Berkowitz, David A. 6 REPORT DATE September a. CONTRACT OR GRANT NO. AF19(628)-2390 b. PROJECT NO. 508G 7a. TOTAL NO. OF PACES 12 9a. ORIGINATOR'S REPORT NUMBERfS; ESD-TR b. NO. OF REFS 9 b. OTHER REPORT UO(S) (A ny other number» that may be aaaigned thi* report) TM A VA I LABILITY/LIMITATION NOTICES Qualified requestors may obtain from DDC. DDC release to CFSTI (formerly OTS) authorized. 11 SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES 12- SPONSORING MILITARY ACTIVITY Directorate of Computers Electronic Systems Division T,. G. Hanscom Field. Bedford. Mass. 13 ABSTRACT When light from an object is reflected successively from plane mirror surfaces, a rotated image is produced. An equation is derived and tabulated values presented for the amount of rotation in terms of directions of the incident and emergent light. DD.IKS"«1473 Security Classification
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