by JM Jewell · 1992 · Cited by 36 — Thermal lensing in heavy metal fluoride glasses ... NaF (ZBLAN) heavy metal fluoride glasses (HMF) has been examined. A number of composition substitutions, i.e., ...

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... tethering themselves with ropes -- they cling to ... Never Let Go should have LET GO of this storyline and create a stronger narrative and overall film concept.

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For eyeglass lenses, materials with an Abbe number of 30 or higher are generally considered to have acceptable levels of chromatic aberration for most users.

Oct 6, 2011 — My evaluations are based on several decades of making and using reflector telescopes. All the devices discussed below can produce satisfactory ...

Mar 2, 2023 — Key Takeaways · Aberrations are abnormalities of the eye's optical system that cause visual issues like blurry vision, headache, and distorted ...

Answer and Explanation: 1. To calculate the total magnification of a microscope, simply multiply the power of the ocular lens by the power of the objective lens ...

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The Rayleigh range where z. R is the Rayleigh range - a key parameter in describing the propagation of beams near focal points. If w. 0 is the beam waist at ...

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Steel magnetic whiteboard with an anodised aluminum trim. Fixed by a through corner wall mounting and supplied with a whiteboard pen tray. The painted steel magnetic whiteboard surface delivers an increase level of erasability for frequent use. Size: 900x600mm.

by B Deuticke · 1968 · Cited by 594 — 1. The biconcave discoid shape of normal human erythrocytes can be altered reversibly by a great number of amphiphilic agents. Crenated cells are induced, as a ...

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The Rayleigh length is the distance (from the waist) where the beam area is twice the beam area at the waist (the radius is times bigger). This parameter is ...