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1Both authors were at the Institute of Optics, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York 14627, when this work was done USA

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A study of the use of aspherics in the design of double Gauss lenses optimized at f/2 with a total field of view of 42° has been performed. Several specific designs incorporating one or two aspheric surfaces at different positions in the lens are presented. The aspheric designs yield substantially increased resolution as compared with an optimized spherical system.

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A study of the use of aspherics in the design of double Gauss lenses optimized at f/2 with a total field of view of 42° has been performed. Several specific designs incorporating one or two aspheric surfaces at different positions in the lens are presented. The aspheric designs yield substantially increased resolution as compared with an optimized spherical system.

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