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English: "Lurie–Houghton" telescope optical scheme design equations. assymetrical type jf corrector.
Houghton (1944) is a americanised name of optical scheme, known as a "Richter-Slevogt" (1941) in Eupope, and "Volosova-Galperna-Pechatnikovoi" in USSR. Lurie–Houghton in USA assumes scheme Houghton in combination with Newton Telescope.Русский: Оптическая схема "Волосова-Гальперна-Печатниковй" и формулы для её расчёта.
В разных странах эта схема известна под разными названиями. Так в Европе её называют "Рихтера-Слефогта" (1941), а в США "Хаухтона" (1944). Начальная версия рисунка была создана Rick Scott. В этой версии для улучшения читабельности скорректированы расстояния между литерами, и для улучшения восприятия детали объектива окрашены. |
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Drawing by Rick Scott. Improved by Roman Napreyev. |
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