PPT-Optics - Parallax

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Explain what parallax is Give an example how parallax occurs Locate an image in a plane mirror Optics Parallax Parallax is a difference in the apparent position

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Explain what parallax is Give an example how parallax occurs Locate an image in a plane mirror Optics Parallax Parallax is a difference in the apparent position of an object due to the motion of an observer. Copyright Optics Paraxial (first order) approximationMonochromatic aberration (Seidel and wave aberrations)Chromatic aberration (Longitudinal, Transverse) s law, FermatParaxial (first order) approximationMonoch Parallax is the apparent displacement of an object against the background when seen from two different perspectives.. Definition of Parallax. To measure the distance to a star, astronomers measure the parallax shift of the star using 2 points of view that are as far apart as possible-at opposite sides of Earth’s orbit.. This triangle should be 4,500 times longer!. d . (distance to star) . is in parsec units . 1 parsec = 206,265 . x. 1 A.U.. ab. . (distance Earth to Sun) . has to be in Astronomical Units (A.U.). p. Copyright . Microlens. Detection of a Massive Remnant in a Well-separated Binary . . Yossi . Shvartzvald. . Jet Propulsion Laboratory, . California Institute of Technology. Real-time. Rendering of Physically Based Optical Effects in Theory and Practice. Masanori KAKIMOTO. Tokyo University of Technology. . Table of Contents. Introduction. Basic geometrical . optics. Brief overview of . - warnings and caveats -. X. . Luri. (U. Bastian). Scientist’s dream. Error-free data. No random errors. No . biases. No correlations. Complete sample. No censorships. Direct measurements. No transformations. Distances:. The Principle. . ‘. Real Life. ’. Distance . Determinations . We . use various . ways; . y. ou can think . of . several! For instance, you notice that a car down the road ‘looks small’,. Andrea Franchi (ESRF, Grenoble). on behalf of the . Beam Dynamics & Diagnostics groups. TW-DULER 2018, DIAMOND, 19. th. -20. th. April 2018. Andrea Franchi Optics Measurements @ ESRF. 2. Outlines. OGLE . microlenses. with . astrometric. . microlensing. Noé. Kains . (. STScI. ). with . Kailash. . Sahu. , . Jay Anderson, . Andrzej. . Udalski. , . Annalisa . Calamida. , . Stefano . Casertano. - warnings and caveats -. X. . Luri. (U. Bastian). Scientist’s dream. Error-free data. No random errors. No . biases. No correlations. Complete sample. No censorships. Direct measurements. No transformations. UCRL-PRES-226145Alan Conder Terry Alger Jim Chang Warren Massey Jack Nguyen Ben PeraltaSteve Azevedo Steve Glenn Laura Kegelmeyer Judy Liebman Scott LernerNIF Optics Inspection TeamImagine the scale o LHC & HL-LHC. S. Fartoukh, BE-ABP. Reminder: . t. he “birthmark” of the current ATS (HL-LHC) optics.  Remedy.  Status & Plans for production and LHC implementation. 27/11/2015. S. Fartoukh for the LHC & HL Optics team.

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