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Analysis of paraxial optics using a novel algorithm simplifies complex catadioptric systems, highlighting its utility in optometry.
Analysis of an optical system that contains a combination of reflecting and refracting elements may be very cumbersome by conventional vergence methods, especially if the system contains a large number of elements. This paper presents an algorithm that permits simple and rapid analysis of the paraxial optics of such systems and presents examples of optometric interest.
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