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optics
(redirected from Classical optics)

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optics /op·tics/ (op´tiks) the science of light and vision.
op·tics (ptks)
n.
The science concerned with the properties of light, its refraction and absorption, and the refracting media of the eye.

optics,
n the science concerned with the properties of light, its refraction and absorption, and the properties of the media of the eye that refract and absorb light.

optics
the science of light and vision.

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