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Mathematical hypotheses predict optical and physiological behavior of flexible contact lenses under flexing conditions.
Mathematical statements are made for the various hypotheses describing the change in radius of curvature of the back surface of a flexible contact lens as it flexes. These hypotheses may now be tested for validity in predicting both optical and physiological behavior of real contact lenses in situ .
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