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THE SPHERICAL ABERRATION OF THE EYE
Optometry and Vision Science, 1949The spherical aberration of the eye was measured by placing a series of centered annular apertures over the eye pupil, and determining the optimum spectacle correction for each aperture. A “double star” was used as a test object. Accommodation was controlled by reflecting a second test object into the field of view. The three eyes examined had positive
M, KOOMEN, R, TOUSEY, R, SCOLNIK
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Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 2005
Abstract It has been suggested that high levels of axial aberration or specific patterns of peripheral refraction could play a role in myopia development. Possible mechanisms involving high levels of retinal image blur caused by axial aberrations include form deprivation through poor retinal image quality in distance vision, enhanced ...
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Abstract It has been suggested that high levels of axial aberration or specific patterns of peripheral refraction could play a role in myopia development. Possible mechanisms involving high levels of retinal image blur caused by axial aberrations include form deprivation through poor retinal image quality in distance vision, enhanced ...
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Lens Aberrations and Aberration Correction
2016Aberrations in a lens refer to departure from the point-to-point imaging prescribed by the paraxial equation introduced in Chap. 6.
Jian Min Zuo, John C. H. Spence
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