Ophthalmic Lenses Dioptric Formulae for Combined Cylindrical Lenses the Prism
Ophthalmic Lenses Dioptric Formulae for Combined Cylindrical Lenses the Prism
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The apex of the angle formed by an obliquity of the incident and final rays is always directed toward the apex of the angle of obliquity of the surfaces. The law of refraction (2) finds its graphical demonstration in the follow- ing figures, wherein we have introduced the medium glass as being inter- sected by imaginary vertical and horizontal planes, V and H, coordinate at ihe point of exit e- for the final ray /. Fig. 5. Fig. 6. Prism, Base vertical; Refraction horizontal. Prism, Base horizon...tal; Refraction vertical. § 8. The Figures 5 and 6 are of particular interest to us, as they illustrate a very vital element in our future consideration of the refraction by cylin- drical lenses, namely, that the refraction is strictly confined to the plane whose intersection with the mediimi defines the obliquity of its surfaces. Thus, for an obliquity of the surfaces in the horizontal plane H (Fig. 5), PRISMS. 19 ■we find tho refraction active in the horizontal plane (i" to p), and for an obliquity of the surfaces in the vertical plane 1' (Fig.
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The apex of the angle formed by an obliquity of the incident and final rays is always directed toward the apex of the angle of obliquity of the surfaces. The law of refraction (2) finds its graphical demonstration in the follow- ing figures, wherein we have introduced the medium glass as being inter- sected by imaginary vertical and horizontal planes, V and H, coordinate at ihe point of exit e- for the final ray /. Fig. 5. Fig. 6. Prism, Base vertical; Refraction horizontal. Prism, Base horizon...tal; Refraction vertical. § 8. The Figures 5 and 6 are of particular interest to us, as they illustrate a very vital element in our future consideration of the refraction by cylin- drical lenses, namely, that the refraction is strictly confined to the plane whose intersection with the mediimi defines the obliquity of its surfaces. Thus, for an obliquity of the surfaces in the horizontal plane H (Fig. 5), PRISMS. 19 ■we find tho refraction active in the horizontal plane (i" to p), and for an obliquity of the surfaces in the vertical plane 1' (Fig.
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