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The 55 pages that link to Refraction, each with the reason it gives.

• Focal lengthNarrower topic: Refraction is how lenses redirect light to produce their focal behavior.

• Snell's lawNarrower topic: Snell's law quantifies the direction change at a boundary.

• Total internal reflectionNarrower topic: Total internal reflection is the boundary behavior that replaces refraction beyond a limiting incidence angle.

• Camera lensNarrower topic: Curved lens surfaces use refraction to redirect light rays toward an image.

• Chromatic aberrationNarrower topic: Lenses refract light, and wavelength-dependent refraction is the basis of this defect.

• AccommodationNarrower topic: The eye focuses images by refracting light, and accommodation changes how strongly it bends.

• Dispersion (optics)Narrower topic: Dispersion produces color separation because refraction angles vary with wavelength.

• DiopterNarrower topic: Refraction at lens surfaces produces the focusing measured by optical power.

• Achromatic lensNarrower topic: An achromatic lens corrects color focus by balancing wavelength-dependent refraction.

• Spherical aberrationNarrower topic: Spherical aberration arises because refraction varies across a curved surface.

• Fresnel lensNarrower topic: Each groove redirects light through refraction, assembling rays at a focus.

• Magnifying glassNarrower topic: Refraction bends rays through the glass and makes the enlarged image possible.

• OpticksNarrower topic: Refraction is the basic phenomenon behind Newton’s prism and lens investigations.

• Ibn SahlNarrower topic: This is the optical phenomenon Ibn Sahl analyzed quantitatively.

• PentaprismNarrower topic: Light refracts at the prism's entry and exit faces, while the internal reflections provide the main directional fold.

• Sun dogNarrower topic: Sun dogs are a visible result of light changing direction inside ice.

• Allvar GullstrandNarrower topic: Gullstrand’s research quantified how the eye refracts incoming light.

• LoupeNarrower topic: Refraction at the loupe's surfaces bends light to form its enlarged view.

• Thin lensNarrower topic: A lens focuses light through refraction at its surfaces.