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This errata notice reprints illegible figures from a previous publication in Applied Optics due to printing errors. The corrected figures are briefly reviewed to ensure clarity and accuracy for readers.

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Area of Science:

Optics
Optical Engineering

Background:

A previous publication in Applied Optics (Vol. 35, p. 2439, 1996) contained printing errors.
Several figures within the original publication were illegible, hindering comprehension.

Purpose of the Study:

To correct printing errors in a previously published article.
To provide legible versions of key figures for accurate scientific interpretation.

Main Methods:

Reprinting of illegible figures from the original publication.
Brief review and commentary on the reprinted figures.

Main Results:

Legible versions of previously obscured figures are now available.
The reprinted figures maintain the integrity of the original data presentation.

Conclusions:

The errata ensures the scientific record is accurate.
Readers can now access and interpret the intended visual data from the original study.