PDF Ebook REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson
Inspectez actuellement notre toute nouvelle collection de livres mis à jour dans ce site. Comme l'un des plus grands et aussi le site le plus achevé des publications de données douces, nous rétablissons toujours les collections en mettant à jour les livres. Vous pouvez trouver quelques titres différents par jour qui peuvent associer à exactement ce que vous cherchez maintenant. Parmi l'un des livres les plus utilisés et aussi promu est actuellement le REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory And Its Historical Development, By Raymond N. Wilson Cette publication est promu pour vous qui sont vraiment profiter avec le sujet associé.
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson
PDF Ebook REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson
Reading is a leisure activity to open up the knowledge windows. Besides, it could provide the inspiration and spirit to encounter this life. By this way, concomitant with the modern technology development, lots of business serve the electronic book or publication in soft documents. The system of this book obviously will be much easier. No fear to fail to remember bringing the book. You could open the tool as well as obtain guide by internet.
Mais ici, vous pouvez l'obtenir facilement ce REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory And Its Historical Development, By Raymond N. Wilson pour vérifier. Comme l'a reconnu, lorsque vous extrayez un livre, un à retenir est non seulement le titre, mais aussi le genre de guide. Vous verrez certainement du titre que votre livre sélectionné est tout à fait raison. L'alternative du livre approprié va certainement affecter la façon dont vous passez en revue le livre fini ou autrement. Néanmoins, nous sommes sûr que tout le monde ici pour chercher cette publication est un très fan de ce genre de publication.
A partir des collections, le livre que nous fournissons fait référence à l'un de la publication le plus recherché dans le monde. Oui, pourquoi avec les nombreux, vous pourriez étrangement pas vous transformer en l'un des visiteurs du globe de REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory And Its Historical Development, By Raymond N. Wilson transformer et aussi maintenir votre esprit pour obtenir cette publication. Vraiment, le livre va vous montrer la vérité et la vérité aussi. Êtes-vous intéressé quel genre de leçon qui est fournie de ce livre? Ne gaspille pas le moment beaucoup plus, lire cette publication saillir chaque fois que vous désirez?
Détails sur le produit
Relié: 556 pages
Editeur : Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K; Édition : 2nd ed. (1 juillet 1996)
Collection : A & a library
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 3540589643
ISBN-13: 978-3540589648
Dimensions du produit:
24 x 16,1 x 2,7 cm
Moyenne des commentaires client :
Soyez la première personne à écrire un commentaire sur cet article
Classement des meilleures ventes d'Amazon:
3.122.424 en Livres (Voir les 100 premiers en Livres)
Since the mid-19th century and the application by Foucault of chemical silvering to glass mirrors, reflecting telescopes have gradually taken over from refracting ones, to eventually become the dominant telescope concept over the entire 20th century. Reflecting Telescope Optics I (RTO I) is an unequaled reference for those who have interest in the field, be they students, telescope designers, professional or amateur astronomers. In Chapter 1 the author takes us on a short, fascinating and at times surprising, journey through the history of telescope design. A delightful story of men, ideas and fascinating machines. It stems from the account by the author that optics is one of those sciences whose progress is inescapably tied to the progress of experimentation and technology. Chapter I tells about great ideas which, sometimes, had to wait for centuries before being understood and recognized. The second and third chapters deal with Gaussian optics and aberration theory, respectively. Fundamental aspects of Gaussian optics are reviewed in a concise manner, albeit to a level of detail sufficient to make the book a valuable reference for an advanced course on geometrical optics. The same comment applies to the third chapter, which deals with aberration theory of telescopes -in the broadest sense. All relations necessary to set up a design, understand and evaluate its first order (paraxial) properties and third order aberrations are clearly demonstrated and their implications thoroughly analyzed. Section 2.2.5.2, in particular, will be invaluable to set up the basis for a two-mirror telescope design, while section 3.2.4 provides all necessary information to evaluate its aberrations. Tables and practical examples provide most useful illustrations to the theory, and serve as well for quick reference when reviewing properties of existing designs. A thorough review of one- and two-mirror design solutions is provided in sections 3.2.6 and 3.2.7, together with detailed illustrations and numerical examples. Section 3.3 provides much detailed and useful information on third order aberrations. A unique and most complete review of wide-field telescope designs, from Schmidt and Maksutov solutions to less known three- and four-mirror designs, is proposed in section 3.6; off-axis designs are addressed in section 3.7, together with a detailed analysis of the effects of decentering of 2-mirror telescopes. Even if this is certainly not its main purpose, there is little doubt that these sections will retain the attention of amateur telescope makers as well. Elaborating on a generalization of the Schwarzschild Theorem, the author demonstrates the relation between the number of optical surfaces and the achievable compensation of third order aberrations. The four-mirror designs with spherical primary and secondary mirrors derived in section 3.6.5.3 pave the way for giant telescopes beyond the 10-m range. Despace effects are reviewed in much detail (section 3.8), unfortunately in the restricted case of two-mirror designs only. As such effects can be of utmost importance with regards to preservation of optical quality and may come to play a role in a trade-off between otherwise equivalent designs, it seems to me that a broader -and, in view of its tremendous complexity, simplified- account would have usefully complemented the review of three- and four mirror designs of section 3.6. A brief but quite complete account of diffraction theory and its relation to aberrations is provided in section 3.10. This section is essential to the completeness of RTO I; it provides the key to understanding image formation and properties, and appeals to the broadest range of readers. Chapter 4 covers field correctors and focal extenders/reducers in great detail, and provides a brief account of atmospheric dispersion correctors, thereby adding to the completeness of RTO I. Finally, theory meets reality in chapter 5, which provides a delectable and most instructive account of major telescope projects -and ideas related to them- from the early 19th century until the mid-1980's. It should be pointed out that, although RTO I deals with telescope optics in a largely theoretical manner, realistic constraints and limitations are given due regard, a consequence of the author's impressive experience in telescope design and fabrication. This review would be incomplete if no acknowledgment were made to the rigorous and consistent formalism of the author, as well as to the useful indices, list of symbols, tables and figures, the most complete bibliography, and the unique portrait gallery of major figures in the field. Indeed, a unique reference in a superb presentation.
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson PDF
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson EPub
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson Doc
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson iBooks
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson rtf
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson Mobipocket
REFLECTING TELESCOPE OPTICS : Volume 1, Basic Design Theory and its Historical Development, by Raymond N. Wilson Kindle