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DescriptionLens triplet.svg

A lens triplet, vectorised from png
Date 21 November 2006
Source Image:Lens triplet.png
Author
Panther, Antilived
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Image:Lens triplet.png, Image:Taylor-Cooke Triplet.svg


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  • Base curve radius

  • Beam homogenizer

  • Bezold effect

  • Bi-hemispherical reflectance

  • Buffer (optical fiber)

  • Calligraphic projection

  • Catadioptric sensor

  • Cold mirror

  • Contact image sensor

  • Corona (optical phenomenon)

  • Cross-phase modulation

  • Crystal monochromator

  • Dawes' limit

  • Defocus aberration

  • Dichroism

  • Dioptrics

  • Dipleidoscope

  • Directional-hemispherical reflectance

  • Dispersion-shifted fiber

  • Doublet (lens)

  • Dynameter

  • Emmert's law

  • Foot-lambert

  • Gaussian optics

  • Graded-index fiber

  • Grism

  • Haidinger fringe

  • Hektor (lens)

  • Hot mirror

  • Hydroxyl ion absorption

  • Incoherent scatter

  • Infinity focus

  • Injection seeder

  • Intensity modulation

  • Interconnect bottleneck

  • Inverted microscope

  • Kerr cell shutter

  • Knapp's rule

  • Leaky mode

  • Lens sag

  • Lithium triborate

  • Luminous energy

  • Lyot filter

  • Lyot stop

  • Material dispersion coefficient

  • Mechanical splice

  • Megalethoscope

  • Membrane mirror

  • Mode field diameter

  • Mode volume

  • Moon dog

  • Noise-equivalent flux density

  • Non-zero dispersion-shifted fiber

  • Off-axis optical system

  • Optical chaos

  • Optical circulator

  • Optical field

  • Optical microsphere

  • Optical path

  • Optical reader

  • Pencil (optics)

  • Pentamirror

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  • Periodic poling

  • Phase-coherent holography

  • Photobleaching

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  • Radiation mode

  • Reference beam

  • Reference surface

  • Refractive index contrast

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  • Step-index profile

  • Stokes relations

  • Streak camera

  • Substitution method

  • Sum-frequency generation

  • Sylvanshine

  • Teleidoscope

  • Toroidal reflector

  • Total external reflection

  • Total refraction

  • Two-color system

  • Twyman–Green interferometer

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    • خداع الشبكة

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