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How can I determine the properties of a thin lens using basic formulas?
Thank you so much! I knew I was just missing something obvious! I think I've got parts a, b, c, d, and f correct. But I'm still a bit unsure of what is being asked in part e? I don't know what they mean by format size. Any ideas? Again thank you for your help. a. the effective focal length...- AaronBurr
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can I determine the properties of a thin lens using basic formulas?
Homework Statement I've tried to attached the image of the diagram. If that isn't working please let me know.Height of incident marginal ray now 25. Assume a thin lens. Find: a. the effective focal length b. the power of the lens c. surface curvature for front and back surfaces (assume...- AaronBurr
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- Information Lens Optics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Does a Distorted Dewar Window Affect Its Focal Length?
Homework Statement What is the focal length of a dewar window distorted by a pressure difference? As a result of the pressure difference, the radius of the first surface of the window is R1 = 100 meters. The window is 3 mm thick, with an index n = 4 at l = 4 um. Homework Equations I think I...- AaronBurr
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- Focal Focal length Length Window
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Help Needed: Calculating Wavefront Error from PV Measurement
Thank you for the response. I feel the same way that's why I was asking. There is no mention of specific type of aberration in the question, and as far as I can tell from the reading you can use any number between 3-5 depending on the different aberration you are dealing with. I was hoping...- AaronBurr
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Help Needed: Calculating Wavefront Error from PV Measurement
Thank you all for any help or advice you can give. 1. Homework Statement What is the fabrication Wavefront error (WFE) of a mirror with a PV surface error of 1 um? Express your answer in terms of RMS waves at lambda = 0.633 um Homework Equations WFE=2*SFE The Attempt at a Solution I know...- AaronBurr
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- Error Measurement Wavefront
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