曲線部分の凹面の中心の場合、半径rの曲率半径を持つ点Cから距離r1/n1の点は、点Cから距離n1r1の仮想イメージP1を生み出します。

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  • 凹面の中心の場合、半径rの曲率半径を持つ点Cから距離r1/n1の点は、点Cから距離n1r1の仮想イメージP1を生み出します。
  • 凹面の中心と曲率半径について、点Cから距離r1/n1の点があります。この点からは、点Cから距離n1r1の仮想イメージP1が生成されます。
  • 凹面の中心では、曲率半径rの点Cから距離r1/n1の点があります。この点には、点Cから距離n1r1の仮想イメージP1が現れます。
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和訳と解説お願いします。

以下の文がきれいに訳せません。 If C is the center of curvature of the curved portion of the lens, and r the radius of curvature, then a point at distance r1/n1 from C will give rise to a virtual image P1 at distance n1r1 from C, the imaging between the two points being aplanatic. 特に「, and r the radius of curvature,」の部分と「, the imaging between the two points being aplanatic.」の部分を日本語にするとき困ってしまいます。どう考えればいいのでしょうか。

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 「もし C がレンズの局面部分の曲率の中心で、r を曲率の半径とすれば。C から r1/nl の距離の点に、この2不遊点の間に像が出来、バーチャル像 P1 が C から n1r1 の距離に出来る。」 the imaging between the two point being aplanatic 「二つの点の間の像は、不遊(無収差)だから」でしょうかね。

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回答ありがとうございました。 「r the radius ~」の部分は「r=半径」と考えればいいのですね。 「the imaging ~」の部分は being を使っているのにbe動詞のように考えるのですか? 理由を表しているとご推測のようですが・・・。

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