1. Spherical aberration correction proper position search device and spherical aberration correction proper position search method

2. The implantation of aspherical IOLs with negative spherical aberration should equalize the positive spherical aberration of the cornea.

3. Spherical aberration image correction plugin for digiKam

4. Optimization of spherical aberration to determine current layer

5. Spherical Aberration is the least significant Aberration at moderate resolution (i.e., around 0.5 nm)

6. Apochromatic definition is - free from chromatic and spherical aberration

7. The spherical aberration correcting element has a wavelength dependence such that spherical aberration varies in the undercorrected direction as wavelength of incident light increases.

8. Aplanatic definition is - free from or corrected for spherical aberration

9. Adaptation of lensmeter optics for minimizing contact lens spherical aberration

10. The surface of an Asphere is designed to eliminate spherical aberration.

11. System and method for adjusting the spherical aberration of objective lenses

12. Spherical aberration may also be removed for an even better focus.

13. The Aplanat is free from spherical aberration, chromatic aberration, and distortion; but astigmatism, though severely attenuated, remains present

14. Apochromatic: Corrected for both chromatic and spherical aberration, as a lens.

15. The Aplanat is free from spherical aberration, chromatic aberration, and distortion; but astigmatism, though severely attenuated, remains present

16. These CFI Achromat objectives are also corrected for spherical and chromatic aberration

17. Aplanatic - free from or corrected for spherical aberration; "an Aplanatic mirror"

18. Aplanatic: [ ap″lah-nat´ik ] correcting or not affected by spherical aberration.

19. Transverse, or lateral, spherical Aberration is the name given to the Aberration when it is measured in the “verti-cal” direction

20. Unlike defocus or astigmatism, spherical Aberration cannot be corrected by the microscope operator

21. What does Apochromatic mean? Corrected for both chromatic and spherical aberration, as a lens

22. Aplanats refer to inherently imaging optics that wholly eliminate both spherical aberration and coma

23. 3.2 AB is the longitudinal, and AC the transverse spherical Aberration of ray R

24. The Chromatic aberration, the secondary spectrum, and the spherical aberration could be corrected, and although the spheroChromaticity was large, it was tolerable

25. The disclosed mirror systems may be designed to be free from spherical aberration, coma and astigmatism.

26. The most obvious change appeared in spherical aberration (Z40) which increased and changed from positive to negative.

27. Therefore, they induce additional imaging aberrations into the optical system of the eye, most notably spherical aberration.

28. Apochromatic definition: (of a lens ) almost free from spherical and chromatic aberration Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

29. The only control lies in choosing an objective lens with a small spherical Aberration coefficient (C S).

30. Aplanats An aplanatic lens is designed to minimize two monochromatic wavefront errors, called spherical aberration and coma

31. To evaluate whether the average spherical aberration of human Astigmatic corneas is statistically equivalent to human nonAstigmatic corneas

32. However, adjustment of the cornea’s positive spherical aberration by an aspheric IOL can be demonstrated only in larger pupils.

33. A specific setting (VO) of the spherical aberration correction, which maximizes the amplitude of the difference signal, is determined.

34. The corrector assembly corrects light beams for spherical aberration imposed on the light beams by the primary reflecting mirror.

35. The aforementioned diffraction structure imparts a positive power component and spherical aberration component to the nth-order diffraction light.

36. There is provided a method of treatment and prevention of myopia by inducing positive spherical aberration in the myopic eye.

37. The optical system has a select amount of spherical aberration (SA) that allows for correcting coma by positioning the aperture stop.

38. Aplanat (plural Aplanats) ( optics ) A lens that has been corrected for spherical aberration and coma in order to produce a rectilinear image

39. What does Aplanat mean? A lens that has been corrected for spherical aberration and coma in order to produce a rectilinear image

40. An anastigmat or Anastigmatic lens is a photographic lens completely corrected for the three main optical aberrations: spherical aberration, coma, and astigmatism

41. Our visible MgF 2 coated Achromatic doublet lenses feature minimized spherical aberration and coma at infinite conjugates, yielding minimal focus spot size

42. A proper position search controller determines a proper position of the spherical aberration correction unit on the basis of the error amplitude difference.

43. The only possibly beneficial use of the triplet would be for very fast, large Achromats with significant level of higher-order spherical aberration.

44. If you look closely at an image on a screen formed by a simple lens you will notice what is called spherical aberration.

45. Apochromatic An apochromat telescope is a telescope that has better correction of chromatic and spherical aberration than the much more common achromat lenses

46. Apochromatic Telescopes are a type of refracting telescope that have a better correction of chromatic and spherical aberration than the more common achromat lens

47. The technical definition of the optical design compromise which leads to "Kidney-Beaning" is "Spherical Aberration Of The Exit Pupil"

48. Apochromatic Telescopes are a type of refracting telescope that have a better correction of chromatic and spherical aberration than the more common achromat lens.

49. Principle of measuring: Ocular optical errors are assessed from the viewpoint of the wave property of light as an aberration of the real wavefront of a central retinal image point from the ideal spherical form (wavefront aberration).

50. Wavefront measurements revealed a good compensation of the corneal spherical aberration but vertical and horizontal coma also showed opposing values in the cornea and IOL.

51. Achromate: Correction Cemented Achromate: 6 degrees of freedom: 3 radii, 2 indices, ratio ν1/ν2 Correction of spherical aberration: diverging cemented surface with positive spherical contribution for n neg > n pos Choice of glass: possible goals 1

52. Transmission of a wavefront of light in a first wavelength range through the lens results in introduction of substantially no additional spherical aberration to the wavefront.

53. There are two types of chromatic Aberration: axial chromatic Aberration and lateral chromatic Aberration.

54. Paraxial rays and marginal rays entering the eye do not share a common point of focus in emmetropes, adults usually having a slightly positive spherical aberration.

55. These lenses are held to the tightest focal length and surface quality of all our cemented Achromats, with minimal spherical aberration and coma at visible wavelengths.

56. One common type of Aberration is chromatic Aberration…

57. Collimates a Light Source or Focuses a Collimated Beam Parabolic Profile Eliminates Spherical Aberration Surface Enhancements: Optical Coatings Optiforms Off-the-Shelf Parabolic Reflectors Need a Custom …

58. An apochromat, or Apochromatic lens (apo), is a photographic or other lens that has better correction of chromatic and spherical aberration than the much more common achromat lenses.

59. Wavefront aberration measuring apparatus and wavefront aberration measuring method

60. Wave aberration measuring method and wave aberration measuring device

61. An intraocular lens assembly (100) is disclosed that increases the positive spherical aberration of an eye in order to enhance both near vision and distance vision in the eye.

62. Apochromat; Noun apo·chro·mat An Apochromat , or Apochromatic lens ( apo ), is a photographic or other lens that has better correction of chromatic and spherical aberration than …

63. Wavefront aberration measuring device and method and wavefront aberration adjusting method

64. A mild aberration.

65. It is therefore possible to detect scattered electrons which have a high scattering angle and are not restricted by the spherical aberration of the electron lens, and to improve depth resolution.

66. It is an aberration.

67. Each of the anterior and the posterior elements includes at least one aspherical surface, where the asphericities of the surfaces are adapted to provide a combined spherical aberration that varies with accommodation.

68. Light adjustable aberration conjugator

69. You're a Time Aberration.

70. FIGURE 129: Paul-Baker three-mirror anastigmatic Aplanat.The basic arrangement (left) consists from a concave paraboloidal primary (P), convex spherical secondary (S) and concave spherical tertiary (T).The only remaining third-order aberration is field curvature, which can be corrected by extending secondary-to-tertiary separation and aspherizing the secondary (right).

71. He was an aberration.

72. The basic Ritchey–Chrétien two-surface design is free of third-order coma and spherical aberration, although it does suffer from fifth-order coma, severe large-angle astigmatism, and comparatively severe field curvature.

73. He studies spherical geometry.

74. Aberration definition: An Aberration is an incident or way of behaving that is not typical

75. Wave front aberration measuring device

76. Some temporary psychological aberration, perhaps?

77. Anomaly, aberration, Adumbration of change

78. Last night was an aberration.

79. Wavefront aberration measuring instrument, wavefront aberration measuring method, exposure apparatus, and method for manufacturing microdevice

80. Spherical and astigmatic refractive powers