Titlebook: Optical Microscopy of Materials; R. Haynes Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 engine.engineering materials.instrument

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R. Haynes B.Met., Ph.D., C.Eng., F.I.M., M.Inst.P. researchers and clinicians alike. However, our knowl­ edge of urolithiasis has been increased so enormously - by worldwide interdisciplinary research into the genesis of urinary calculi, by the new treatment possibilities opened up principally by advances in tech­ nology, and by the success achieve

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The mechanical construction of the microscope,up to several times larger than the object. Such glasses are useful for visual examination of macroscopic features, e.g. of fractures. However, to observe and resolve liner detail a compound microscope must be used.

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Image formation in the microscope,wave theory of light. The former yields information about the magnifications that can be attained and the types and positions of the image formed, while the latter yields information about the detail that can be resolved by the microscope objective and the quality of the image.

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