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The Analytic Art - Pagina 22
Likewise in the homogeneous terms, A plane divided by a breadth yields a length A solid divided by a breadth yields a plane A plano-plane divided by a breadth yields a solid A plano-solid divided by a breadth yields a plano-plane A ...
François Viète, T. Richard Witmer, 2006
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A new and comprehensive system of mathematical ... - Pagina 145
Now *lt *s known by Experience, and is by all confefs'd, that two Lenfes, one a Plano-convex of Crown- glafs, and the other a Plano-concave of Flinty muft have their Radii of Sphericity very nearly as 2 to 3, in order to prevent the Error of ...
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Engineering Physics: Fundamentals & Modern Applications
This condition can be achieved in case of a plano-convex lens, [Figures 25 and 26]. When the light rays are incident on the convex surface (Figure 25), the deviation produced by the two surfaces is fairly equal and hence the aberration is ...
Purnima Khare, Abhaba Swarup, 2009
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Geometry of Four Dimensions - Pagina 134
A plano-polyhedral angle is simple when no half-plane occurs twice as an element; we shall always assume that it is simple. A simple plano-polyhedral angle is convex when the hyperplane of each cell contains no element except those of the ...
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System for Ophthalmic Dispensing - Pagina 325
A meniscus lens can first be thought of as a plano-convex lens, as shown in Figure 13-26, A. For a plano-convex lens, center thickness is equal to the sagittal depth of the first surface (s1) plus the edge thickness, or: CT=s1+ET After center ...
Clifford W. Brooks, Irvin Borish, 2006
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Textbook of Engineering Physics - Partea 1 - Pagina 85
Newton's rings are viewed normally by reflection of light of wavelength 5460 A. What is the diameter of the 5th bright fringe? 38. A plano-convex lens of 300 cm is placed on an optically flat glass plate and is illuminated by monochromatic light.
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Dr. Gregory's Elements of Catoptrics and Dioptrics - Pagina 142
So that the Image of a vastly distant Object is always formed by a plano-convex Lens, the plane Side being turned towards the Object, just at the Distance of the Diameter of the second Surface behind it. A plano-concave Lens, exposed on the ...
David Gregory (Savilian), John Theophilus Desaguliers, 1735
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Relearning to See: Improve Your Eyesight Naturally - Pagina 11
FOUR TYPES OF REFRACTIVE LENSES Figure 3-1 shows a plano lense and four types of refractive. or "corrective." lenses commonly used in glasses or contact lenses—concave. convex. cylindrical. and prismatic. Of course. the term ...
Thomas R. Quackenbush, 2000
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Optical Design Using Excel: Practical Calculations for ... - Pagina vii
... Problem 4.20 References Designing a Bi-convex Lens Focusing a collimated beam using a bi-convex lens Designing a plano-convex lens – Part 1 Focusing a collimated beam using a plano-convex lens – Part 1 Designing a plano-convex ...
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Structured Surfaces as Optical Metamaterials - Pagina 165
For a plano-concave lens with higher refractive index, this effect is smaller. For certain gratings on the plano-concave lens, the zeroth order diffraction can also be suppressed. For example, for the staggered cut, as in a 1D PhC, the part of the ...
Alexei A. Maradudin, 2011
