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Ray diagrams: construction rules

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Description

This lecture provides a reminder on the construction of ray diagrams in geometrical optics, focusing on the rules to draw images produced by thin convergent lenses. The instructor explains the two main rules using practical examples and emphasizes the importance of mastering this skill for interpreting images and diffraction patterns in microscopy.

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Optics: Geometrical optics

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