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<p>the pupil at y<sub>p</sub>= 0. The principal ray is both sagittal and meridional. All other sagittal rays are skew rays.<br/>
*A <b>paraxial ray</b> is a ray that makes a small angle to the optical axis of the system and lies close to the axis throughout the system. Such rays can be modeled reasonably well by using the <a href="page.php?w=paraxial_approximation">paraxial approximation</a>. When discussing ray tracing this definition is often reversed: a "paraxial ray" is then a ray that is modeled using the paraxial approximation, not necessarily</p><p>
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