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(a) Cons a (see Fig. 9.31) K1 R₂ = -10 cm, n = 1.5. Compute the ABCD matrix of the lens. (b) Where are the principal planes located and what is the effective focal length feff for this system?

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

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P9.14
(a) Consider a thick lens (see Fig. 9.31) with d = 5 cm, R₁ = 5 cm,
R₂ = -10 cm, n = 1.5. Compute the ABCD matrix of the lens.
(b) Where are the principal planes located and what is the effective
focal length feff for this system?
Principal
Plane
KPI
R₁
d
n
Figure 9.31
R₂
Principal
Plane
-P2-
I

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