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distribution is no longer symmetrical on either side of the focus; this would considerably complicate the task of assessing the quality of the system, so that it is advisable to avoid testing in a nearly collimated space. This raises the question, how nearly collimated may we be without upsetting the simpler descriptions of the star image in Section 11.2. This is best answered in terms of the Fresnel number of the beam: Let a be the radius of the exit pupil and let R be the radius of curvature of the emerging phase front, that is, R is the distance from the pupil to the focus; the Fresnel number N is de ned as N a2 lR 11:2

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For the derivation of the stability condition, we can remark that the re ection coef cient is related to admittance and impedance parameters by conformal transformations; therefore, angles are preserved, and so the requirement that (Figure 5.15) 0 < < 180 and = 90 for maximum stability. This can be obtained by analytical calculations also [8]. We rst write the re ection coef cients as j j (5.78) s (A) = e d ( ) = e The stability condition eq. (5.70) reads as d d d d >0 dA d dA d (5.79)

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Figure 11-14: Point and Shoot to an anchor marker in the Files tab in order to link directly to a specific point within the destination page.

where di is the phase shift at the center of the integration period, and Ii x; y is the corresponding recorded interferogram. The term 1= in this equation normalizes the results so that the average recorded signal is independent of . Integration yields & ! !' 1 00 I x; y sin f x; y di sin f x; y di Ii x; y I x; y 2 2

Table 1.4. Additional reagents sometimes added to buffers Chemical 2-Mercaptoethanol Dithiothreitol Sodium borohydride Divalent metals plus O2 Performic acid Leupeptin Phenylmethyl sulphonyl uoride (PMSF) Ethylene diamine NNN N tetra-acetic acid (EDTA) Ethylene glycol-bis( aminoethyl ether) NNN N tetraacetic acid (EGTA) Urea Guanidinium hydrochloride Sodium dodecyl sulphate (SDS) Cetyltrimethyl ammonium chloride 3-(3- cholamidopropyl)dimethy lammonio)-1-propane sulphonate (CHAPS) Triton X-100 Digitonin Protamine K Function Reducing agent Reducing agent Reducing agent Oxidising agents Oxidising agent Protease inhibitor Serine protease inhibitor Metal chelator/ metalloprotease inhibitor Calcium chelator Denaturing agent Denaturing agent Anionic detergent Cationic detergent Zwitterionic detergent Nonionic detergent Nonionic detergent Binds DNA The most commonly used temperature scale in the text is the Celsius scale although absolute temperatures (in units of Kelvin, K) are speci cally referred to by T (e.g. Equation (1.6) above).