Two-mirror systems of the type conventionally used as astronomical objectives can be used noncoaxially to avoid the usual central obscuration. Third-order aberration theory is used to derive the conditions under which the primary and secondary mirrors can be tilted and decentered.
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Rubin Gelles (1975) studied this question.
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