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points of
light rays coming from an object. A real
image is the
collection of
focus points actually made by
converging/diverging
rays,
while a virtual...
- of
focus points of
light rays coming from the object. A real
image is the
collection of
focus points made by
converging rays,
while a
virtual image is...
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convergence,
converges, or
converging in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Convergence may
refer to:
Convergence (book series),
edited by Ruth...
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technique to make
observations of a
transparent specimen in a cone of
converging rays of light. The
various directions of
light propagation are observable...
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length that is
shorter than the
effective focal length of the lens. The
converging rays from this
group are
intercepted by the rear (image-facing) lens group...
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rays of
light that are not
perfectly parallel to one another.
Rays that move
closer to the
optical axis as they
propagate are said to be
converging,...
- ways to
distinguish converging (f > 0) and
diverging (f < 0) lenses: For an
object very
close to the lens (0 < S1 < |f|), a
converging lens
would form a...
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Using measures of
converging rays to
improve fixed points for mapping...
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Anticrepuscular rays, or
antisolar rays, are
meteorological optical phenomena similar to
crepuscular rays, but
appear opposite the Sun in the sky. Anticrepuscular...
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crepuscular ray in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Crepuscular rays,
sometimes colloquially referred to as god
rays, are
sunbeams that originate...
