[Demo only, do not merge] Define a thin lens to study infinite conjugate systems #49
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When a surface as a curvature of `None`, assume an ideal thin lens having a focal length of 50.0 mm. Update the entrance and exit pupil position. Update the ray transfer matrix when the ideal thin lens is encountered.
In the ray diagram, whenever the surface curvature is `None`, draw a vertical line instead.
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When a surface as a curvature of
None, assume an ideal thin lens having a focal length of 50.0 mm. Update the entrance and exit pupil position. Update the ray transfer matrix when the ideal thin lens isencountered.
In the ray diagram, whenever the surface curvature is
None, draw avertical line instead.