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Physics · 术语表

什么是 Object, image, stigmatism?

Definition 3.1 University Physics — Year 1 · 第 3 章 — Mirrors and Thin Lenses

An optical system receives rays from a point AA (the object point). If all the emerging rays pass through one point A′A', or all seem to come from one point A′A', the system is stigmatic for AA and A′A' is the image of AA. The image is real if the emerging rays actually cross at A′A' (it can be caught on a screen), virtual if only their backward extensions do (it is seen through the system, not projected). Likewise the object is real if the incoming rays diverge from AA, virtual if they converge toward AA behind the system’s entrance. The pair (A,A′)(A, A') is conjugate.

示例

Example 3.13 (The same lens, three ways)

A converging lens, f′=5.0 cmf' = 5.0\,\mathrm{cm}. Stamp at 3.0 cm3.0\,\mathrm{cm}: 1/OA′‾=1/5−1/3=−2/151/\overline{OA'} = 1/5 - 1/3 = -2/15, OA′‾=−7.5 cm\overline{OA'} = -7.5\,\mathrm{cm}, virtual, γ=+2.5\gamma = +2.5: the magnifier. Lamp at 20 cm20\,\mathrm{cm}: OA′‾=6.7 cm\overline{OA'} = 6.7\,\mathrm{cm}, real, γ=−1/3\gamma = -1/3: a reduced inverted image on a card. Window 4 m4\,\mathrm{m} away: OA′‾≈f′\overline{OA'} \approx f', tiny inverted image in the focal plane — the camera. Three uses, one relation.

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