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Piazzi Smith Lens

The Piazzi-Smith lens is a lens that is mounted directly in front of the focus of the astrograph to straighten its curved field . The surface of the lens facing the lens has a radius of curvature

r=R(n-one)n{\ displaystyle r = {\ frac {R {(n-1)}} {n}}} r = \ frac {{R {(n - 1)}}} {n} ,

WhereR {\ displaystyle R} R Is the radius of curvature of the field, andn {\ displaystyle n} n - the refractive index of the glass of which the lens is made, the opposite surface is made flat. The aberrations introduced by the Piazzi-Smith lens are small. If the second surface of the lens is also curved, the distortion of the astrograph lens can be corrected. The Piazzi-Smith lens was invented by the English scientist C. Piazzi-Smith in 1874 .


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Piazzi_Smitha &&oldid = 70487631


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