Geometrical optics

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Covers the correction of major optical aberrations in microscopy and the design of commonly used objectives like achromats and apochromats.

Explains image formation by a concave mirror and characteristics of the resulting image.

Explores electromagnetic fields, forces, waves, optics, interference, diffraction, refraction, reflection, lenses, and instruments.

Explores spherical and chromatic aberrations, their types, corrections, and effects on imaging quality.

Covers the ray matrix of a lens and the matrix representation of lenses and curved mirrors.

Explores microscopy design, major aberrations, and optical limitations in microscopes.

Covers the components and technologies used in electron microscopy, including detectors, lenses, aberrations, and specimen holders.

Explains ray optics principles, focusing on thin spherical lenses and object-image relationships.

Explores image formation by a converging light beam passing through a diverging lens and reflecting off a mirror.

Explores refractive indices, laws of refraction, and optical instruments.