1 December 1988 The Triplet: An embarrassment of riches
David R. Shafer
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Abstract
Numerous designs for triplet lenses, in addition to the well-known Cooke triplet and the inside-out triplet design, are possible. All are difficult to find on the computer because the starting point has to be very close to the final solution for the computer to find it. This paper describes a number of triplet solutions. All but the Cooke and inside-out triplet designs contain at least one thick element.
David R. Shafer "The Triplet: An embarrassment of riches," Optical Engineering 27(12), 121035 (1 December 1988). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.7978672
Published: 1 December 1988
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