Phys 201 Aperture Diffraction 2

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Here we trace rays through the sphere and find the "magic point" that yields straight rays. With the new distance formulas, the expression can be integrated across the

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• The distances must be expressed in the Cartesian coordinate system so that the integral can be evaluated.
• Here we trace rays through the sphere and find the "magic point" that yields straight rays.
• With the new distance formulas, the expression can be integrated across the

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