Optical systems for correcting the axial chromatic aberration of the eye are studied theoretically. Compact (cemented) doublets or triplets for this cannot avoid introducing unwanted transverse color. A new airspaced system is described which avoids this problem. Experimental results confirmed that this lens performed well over a 14-deg field of view.
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