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    Area of Science:

    • Optics
    • Materials Science
    • Thermal Physics

    Context:

    • Accurate modeling of thermal expansion is crucial for optical systems.
    • Previous work provided fit formulas for the resonant cavity thermal expansion coefficient.
    • Understanding thermal effects is vital for stable optical device performance.

    Purpose:

    • To correct and refine existing fit formulas for the coefficient of thermal expansion in resonant optical cavities.
    • To enhance the precision of thermal modeling in optical engineering.
    • To address discrepancies in thermal expansion calculations.

    Summary:

    • The paper revises the fit formulas for the coefficient of thermal expansion, alpha_reson(T), of resonant optical cavities.
    • Corrections are based on re-evaluation of thermal effects impacting optical resonance.
    • The updated formulas offer improved accuracy for predicting cavity behavior under thermal load.

    Impact:

    • Provides more accurate thermal expansion data for optical cavity design.
    • Enhances the reliability of optical instruments operating under varying temperatures.
    • Contributes to advancements in precision optics and photonics research.