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| Description | Conceptual ray diagrams of ideal and spherically aberrated lenses. A perfect lens (top) focuses all incoming rays to a single point on the optic axis, but a real lens with spherical surfaces (bottom) focuses different rays to different points along the optic axis, depending on the radial position of each incoming ray. |
| Date | uploaded to en.wp 30 August 2006 |
| Source | Made by Mglg, uploaded to English Wikipedia |
| Author | Mglg |
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