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Watch Optica Software founder and creator Dr. Donald Barnhart in this video!

Youtube video of Dr. Barnhart showing Optica3

Optica3 Interactive Examples

Our tools enable you to quickly explore different variations of your optical system!

We support arbitrary-precision calculations!

If you don't use Mathematica already, our products will make it worth your while!

Our software works great with x-ray optics!

Welcome Macintosh users!

Our software tools allow scientists and engineers to flexibly specify novel and innovative optical systems for both project development and conceptual validation purposes.

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Click to WinWe are working on making improvements to our software and our service, and we're doing this by speaking with past customers and people working with optical modeling software. Your help would be appreciated in completing our on-line survey.

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We will be at SPIE Optics and Photonics in San Diego, Aug 12-14, 2008

New updates of LensLab, Rayica, and Optica3 are now compatible with Mathematica 6

You can make dynamic interactive Mathematica Player demonstrations using Optica3 and Mathmeatica6!

Rayica performs geometric, nonsequential, polarization ray-trace calculations of optical systems in three-dimensional space.

Prefer reading a hardcopy?
Download the basic Rayica User Guide formatted in PDF for print-out! Check out the support page for examples and documentation.

Graphical Tour of Rayica: START

Optica3 models Physical Optics
Optica 3 builds on the functionality of Rayica and Mathematica to calculate wavefront interference and diffraction, Gaussian beam propagation, ABCD matrix models, and analytic representations of optical systems.

Visit the Wolfram Research web site to learn more about Mathematica.

Update your product copy if it is older than build-date: May 22, 2008

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