Ray OpticsDiscovery Publishing House, 2006 - 350 páginas This book Ray Optics cover the syllabus of ray optics for most of the universities in India. The language of this book has been kept simple as could be consistent with precision and brevity detained descriptions of experiments are not given. It is sincerely hoped that fellow teachers will find this text book exciting and the student will find it interesting and useful. Criticism and suggestions for further improvement shall be gratefully acknowledged. Contents: Light, Fermat s Principle and its Applications, Ray Optics, Lenses, Cardinal Points of an Optical System, Thick Lenses, Matrix Methods, Dispersion, Lens Aberrations, Optical Instruments, Speed of Light. |
Índice
Light | 1 |
Fermats Principle and its Applications | 24 |
Ray Optics | 43 |
Lenses | 92 |
Cardinal Points of an Optical System | 116 |
Systems Lagranges and Helmholtzs Laws Cardinal | 134 |
Thick Lenses | 150 |
Matrix Methods | 170 |
Dispersion | 186 |
Lens Aberrations | 202 |
Speed of Light | 311 |
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achromatic angle aperture aplanatic astigmatism called camera cardinal points centre chromatic aberration coaxial combination concave lens converging convex lens deviation dispersive power entrance pupil equation equivalent focal length exit pupil eye lens eyepiece f₁ f₂ Fermat's principle field lens field of view final image flint glass focal length focal plane focal point focus H₁ Hence Huygens image formed image is formed incident ray infinity L₁ L₂ lens of focal lens system light rays M₁ medium microscope N₁ N₂ nodal object point optical system P₁ P₂ parallel path plane mirror position principal axis principal plane principal point prism R₁ R₂ radii radius of curvature rays of light reflected rays refracting surface refractive index rotation second focal shown in Fig Snell's law spherical aberration spherical surface system matrix telescope thin lens thin lenses unit planes velocity of light wave wavelength μ₁ μ₂ μι