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The Design of Double Gauss Systems Using Digital Computers

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Abstract

A general study of the design of lenses of double Gauss type and derivatives of these has been carried out, with the lenses optimized at an aperture of f/2 and a field angle of ±20°. The results indicate that the number of optimized designs is small for all of the constructions that were investigated. Numerical examples for several designs are given.

© 1967 Optical Society of America

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