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什么是 Far point, near point?

Definition 4.2 University Physics — Year 1 · 第 4 章 — Optical Instruments and the Eye

The far point (punctum remotum) is the object point seen sharply without accommodating; the near point (punctum proximum) the closest point seen sharply with maximal accommodation. For a normal (emmetropic) eye the far point is at infinity and the near point at dm≈25 cmd_m \approx 25\,\mathrm{cm}, the conventional distance of distinct vision. The difference of vergences needed for the two is the amplitude of accommodation: about 4 δ4\,\delta for a young adult, falling with age.

The reduced eye: a thin lens of variable focal length and a retina 17\, mm behind it. Relaxed, it focuses distant objects; accommodating, it shortens f' to bring a near object’s image onto the retina. The image is inverted — the brain turns it back.
The reduced eye: a thin lens of variable focal length and a retina 17 mm17\,\mathrm{mm} behind it. Relaxed, it focuses distant objects; accommodating, it shortens f′f' to bring a near object’s image onto the retina. The image is inverted — the brain turns it back.

示例

Example 4.3 (The eye’s vergence)

Distant object: image at d=17 mmd = 17\,\mathrm{mm} means f′=17 mmf' = 17\,\mathrm{mm}, V=1/0.017=59 δV = 1/0.017 = 59\,\delta. Object at 25 cm25\,\mathrm{cm}: V=1/0.017+1/0.25=59+4=63 δV = 1/0.017 + 1/0.25 = 59 + 4 = 63\,\delta. Four diopters of accommodation out of sixty: the crystalline lens adds only a few percent to the cornea’s job, but those few percent are everything for reading.

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