Lecture

Thin Lenses: Image Formation in Doublet Configuration

In course

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Description

This lecture discusses the image formation in a doublet of thin lenses, consisting of a bioconvex lens and a bioconcave lens separated by a distance. The instructor explains how to calculate the position of the final image by first finding the image created by each individual lens and then combining them. Through step-by-step calculations, the lecture demonstrates how to determine the positions of the intermediate and final images in the lens system.

Instructor

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Official source

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