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A Two-Stage Physically Grounded Optical Design Framework with Application to a Multi-Channel Focal Reducer
We present a two-stage optimization framework that formalizes classical optical design strategies within a reproducible computational workflow. Starting point designs are constructed from paraxial and third-order models, providing optically consistent initial configurations. These configurations are
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