10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACHROMATISM»
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achromatism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
On the
Achromatism of the Eye
It appears that in general, for direct rays, at the distance of distinct vision, and
supposing the focal adjustment of the eye exact, an achromatism sensibly perfect
is produced; but there may be many individual eyes in which these conditions are
...
Ashmolean Society, Baden Powell,
1834
2
Competition Science Vision
(a) Achromatism (for two thin lenses in contact) • The property of lens
combination by virtue of which it becomes free from defects of chromatic
aberration is defined as a achromatism. • In other words, the combination of two
lenses which ...
3
Lens Design Fundamentals
However, since all points on a wavefront have the same value of P (Dn), it is clear
that in an achromat X ðDÀdÞnC 1⁄4 X ðDÀdÞnF or X ðDÀdÞðnFÀnCÞ1⁄4 0 (5-11
) This is Conrady's condition for the best possible state of achromatism in a ...
Rudolf Kingslake, R. Barry Johnson,
2009
4
the elementary theory of the symmetrical optical instrument
53] ACHROMATISM OF AN EYE-PIECE 51 Thus the condition of achromatism is
ir0A^ + («A^l+ A5)80 = 0, when a suitable value has been substituted for 80. It is
usual, though not correct, to take as the central ray of the pencil the ray which, ...
5
A treatise on light and vision
... Aberration of the Eye-pieces of Telescopes, published in the Transactions of
the Cambridge Philosophical Society. visual angle, and towards the margin of a
wide field 338 vision. (352 ) Condition of achromatism of the compound eye-
piece.
6
A Dictionary of Hallucinations
A Achromatism References Foerster, O. (1903). Ein Fall von elementarer
allgemeiner Somatopsychose. (Afunktion der Somatopsyche.) Ein Beitrag zur
Frage der Bedeutung der Somatopsyche für das Wahrne- mungsvermögen.
Monatsschrift ...
7
A Dictionary of Science, Literature, and Art: Comprising the ...
ACHROMATISM. compounded of rays unequally refrangible, and difiering from
one another in other physical properties. In passing into a refracting medium,
some of the rays are more refracted, or beat out of their course, than others ;
whence ...
William Thomas Brande,
1853
8
Krishina's Engineering Physics; Volume III; Optics; 2001
or Achromatism of Lenses It is well known that when a white object is placed in
front of a lens, a single lens will give a continuous sequence of images of
different colours. The coloured images are neither at the same place nor of the
same size ...
Derive and discuss the condition of achromatism for two thin lenses when they
are placed (i) in contact (ii) separated by a distance. (Meerut 2005, 04S, 02S, 01
S, 01, 1999, 97S, 95) Achromatism : Elimination of chromatic aberration is called
...
Dr. R. K. Agrawal, Dr. Rekha Sharma, Dr. Garima Jain
10
Records of General Science
Robert Dundas Thomson, Thomas Thomson. Article X. SCIENTIFIC
INTELLIGENCE. I. — Ashmolean Society of Oxford. The first memoir printed by
this Society is entitled, " On the Achromatism of the Eye. By the Rev. Baden
Powell, A.M." &c.
Robert Dundas Thomson, Thomas Thomson,
1835
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