Ray (optics)

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Explains image formation in convex mirrors using graphical and analytical methods.

On Biomicroscopy Logistics covers the syllabus, schedule, and logistics of the course.

Explores spherical aberration, astigmatism, coma, and chromatic aberration in lenses.

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

Covers fundamental topics in advanced optics, including ray optics, wave optics, and polarization optics.

Explores the connection between matrix optics and ray optics in optical systems, focusing on ray tracing and imaging.

Covers critical and Kohler illumination, conjugate planes, and infinity corrected microscopes in microscopy.

Explores ray constructions through lenses, total internal reflection, dispersion, and eye anatomy.

Explores the focal length-radius relationship, ray tracing for image characteristics, and object placement for concave mirrors.

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