Spherical Aberration Correction is a methodological framework in optical engineering designed to mitigate focal errors caused by the spherical shape of lenses or mirrors, by introducing aspheric surfaces or compensating elements that ensure incident light rays converge to a common focal point.
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The Theoretical Resolution Limit of the Electron Microscope
Otto Scherzer · Journal of Applied Physics · 1949 · 916 citations
Curvature sensing and compensation: a new concept in adaptive optics
F. Roddier · Applied Optics · 1988 · 587 citations
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