Quantitative analysis of optical systems reveals interdependence of anterior and posterior converters.
A corrected or uncorrected human eye may be astigmatic and noncoaxial. The first‐order (i.e., paraxial) character of arbitrary astigmatic and noncoaxial optical systems can be compared quantitatively in terms of the ray transference of either an anterior or a posterior converter system. This article derives equations that give the relationships between the transferences of the anterior and posterior converter systems.
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