Given a source-image, can optical_bench output the lensed image?

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Hello,
Given a lens and a source-image at a known distance away from the lens, I'd like to know what the lensed source looks like at different positions (for example, in case of a real image, I'd like to know what the lensed image looks like on a screen positioned on the other side of the lens.)
Is this possible with optical_bench?
Best Regards, Siavash

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 21 Oct 2012
Yes, and I've done it. But perhaps you meant to post this to the sci.optics newsgroup rather than a MATLAB programming forum.
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Siavash
Siavash on 4 May 2013
I thought there would be no confusion given your response to my first question, which was:
"Given a lens and a source-image at a known distance away from the lens, I'd like to know what the lensed source looks like at different positions (for example, in case of a real image, I'd like to know what the lensed image looks like on a screen positioned on the other side of the lens.)
Is this possible with optical_bench?"
Do you know any standard go-to software that would do this?
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 4 May 2013
I do not know the names of all File Exchange submissions. You can make up your own simulation of an optical bench in MATLAB, just like that author did. If you have questions about that particular software, ask the author. Sorry, but I don't know the capabilities of the "optical_bench" piece of software.

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