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Primary aberration-free imaging by three refracting surfaces

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Abstract

We show that three refracting surfaces (two aspherical and one spherical surface) are sufficient to form, in air, a real image having any lateral magnification, and free from all five monochromatic primary (Seidel) aberrations. The way of finding such systems is described, and examples of them are given.

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