In the radial curves for the image the deviations for different values of the angle θ vary from a mean value and appear to be affected by the symmetry of the aperture. Both the Pythagorean star and the pentagon have five peak deviations.
Friday, April 6, 2012
The Sun's Image for an Aperture in the Shape of a Pythagorean Star
The shape of the aperture is quite arbitrary as said before and the Pythagorean star gives a result similar to those of the n-gons.
In the radial curves for the image the deviations for different values of the angle θ vary from a mean value and appear to be affected by the symmetry of the aperture. Both the Pythagorean star and the pentagon have five peak deviations.
In the radial curves for the image the deviations for different values of the angle θ vary from a mean value and appear to be affected by the symmetry of the aperture. Both the Pythagorean star and the pentagon have five peak deviations.
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