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The student's guide to diseases of the eye (1887)

Nettleship, Edward, 1845-1913, Thomson, William, 1833-1907 · Philadelphia, Lea Brothers & Co. · leaf 30

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fraction by a thin lens the same for all rays incident at the same distance from the axis. 8. An ordinary lens is a segment of a sphere (plano- convex or plano-concave), or of two spheres whose centres are joined by the axis of the lens (biconvex or biconcave). 9. A lens is regarded as formed of an… … Prismatic elements of a convex lens. therefore, in accordance with § 5, refracting more, than /?, the angle of the prism nearer the axis. If two parallel rays, a and b, traverse this system, a will be more refracted

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