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		Par : JC Kim		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello Dr.Gatinel, is there any mathematical derivation of the equation: SaP = f*d/f&#039;p?
Intuitively, I think I could understand that &quot;the smaller f is, the greater the total power of the lens is compared to the power of the opposite face&quot; but not certain whether I am really sure about that.
This part might be the biggest obstacle for me to understand the thick lens paraxial model principle.    

Many thanks to your elaborative works.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Dr.Gatinel, is there any mathematical derivation of the equation: SaP = f*d/f&rsquo;p?<br />
Intuitively, I think I could understand that « the smaller f is, the greater the total power of the lens is compared to the power of the opposite face » but not certain whether I am really sure about that.<br />
This part might be the biggest obstacle for me to understand the thick lens paraxial model principle.    </p>
<p>Many thanks to your elaborative works.</p>
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