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English: A simulation of spherical aberration in an optical system with a circular, unobstructed aperture admitting a monochromatic point source. The top row is over-corrected (half a wavelength), the middle row is perfectly corrected, and the bottom row is under-corrected (half a wavelength). Going left to right, one moves from being inside focus to outside focus. The middle column is perfectly focused. Also note the equivalence of inside-focus over-correction to outside-focus under-correction. See the corresponding longitudinal sections.
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| Date | 14 June 2005 (original upload date) |
| Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by Undead_warrior. |
| Author | Mdf at English Wikipedia |
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- 2005-06-14 18:51 Mdf 1292×774×8 (298395 bytes) A simulation of spherical aberration in an optical system with a circular, unobstructed aperture admitting a monochromatic point source. The top row is over-corrected (half a wavelength), the middle row is perfectly corrected, and the bottom row is under-
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