Further Reading
- Mandler, W. (1979): Über die Berechnung einfacher Gauss-Objektive, Doctoral Dissertation, Giessen University.
- Mandler, W. (1980): “Design of basic double Gauss lenses”, International Optical Design Conference, Fisher ed., Proceedings SPIE 0237, pp. 222-232.
- Mandler, W. (1989): “Leica lenses and early computers", I and II, Viewfinder, Leica Historical Society of America, 22(1) y 22(2).
- Jonas, R. P. and Thorpe, M. D. (2006): “Double Gauss lens design: a review of some classics”, Proceedings SPIE 6342, pp. 1-15.
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