Table 3 FITTED SELLMEIER COEFFICIENTS FOR LIGHTGUIDE GLASSES STUDIED Sample Az O-890815 9-900559 0-704048 9-425478 0-712513 8-656641 0-898817 9-098960 0-890423 0-358924 5-999652 0-696750 0711040 0-695790 0-115662 0-129408 0-069066 0-408218 A. B 0-064270 0-451885 0-061568 0-452497 0-401996 0-399166 0-094359 0-497614 0-119921 O-123662 D E 0-690618 0-061900 0116460 0-093386 0-691116 0-068227 9-993707 0-796468

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