X1014341222-00338-78160</DOCNO> Image Formation and Detection Lesson 1: Refraction at a Boundary Boundary Behavior Refraction and Sight The Cause of Refraction Optical Density and Light Speed The Direction of Bending The Secret of the Archer Fish Lesson 2: The Mathematics of Refraction The Angle of Refraction Snell's Law Ray Tracing and Problem-Solving Determination of n Values Lesson 3: Total Internal Reflection Boundary Behavior Revisited Total Internal Reflection The Critical Angle Lesson 4: Interesting Refraction Phenomena Dispersion of Light by Prisms Rainbow Formation Mirages The Lengthening of Days Lesson 5: Image Formation by Lenses The Anatomy of a Lens Refraction by Lenses Image Formation Revisited Converging Lenses: Ray Diagrams Object-Image Relations Diverging Lenses: Ray Diagrams Object-Image Relations The Mathematics of Lenses Lesson 6: The Eye The Anatomy of the Eye Image Formation and Detection The Wonder of Accommodation Farsightedness and its Correction Nearsightedness and its Correction Lesson 6: The Eye Image Formation and Detection Earlier in Lesson 6 , we learned that the eye consists of a cornea (thin outer membrane), a lens attached to ciliary muscles, and a retina (inner surface equipped with nerve cells).
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