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A Study of the Distribution of Three-dimensiconal Light Near the Focus

Wang Jian-min

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Based on Huygens-Fresnel integral caculation and Lommal function, the paper centeres on how to caculate the approximate value of the common difference between focuses, through analysing the distribution of three-dimensional light near focus. It plays a guiding role, to a certain degree,in the study on the assembly of receiving surface in the system of image formation.

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Based on Huygens-Fresnel integral caculation and Lommal function, the paper centeres on how to caculate the approximate value of the common difference between focuses, through analysing the distribution of three-dimensional light near focus. It plays a guiding role, to a certain degree,in the study on the assembly of receiving surface in the system of image formation.

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Based on Huygens-Fresnel integral caculation and Lommal function, the paper centeres on how to caculate the approximate value of the common difference between focuses, through analysing the distribution of three-dimensional light near focus. It plays a guiding role, to a certain degree,in the study on the assembly of receiving surface in the system of image formation.

Key concepts: Focus (optics), Function (biology), Distribution (mathematics), Optics, Mathematics, Physics, Mathematical analysis, Biology

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