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Subi: Determination of Lim ting Resolution of Underwater Lens
Owing to Change in Back Focal Dist e Caused by Change
in Water Refracti Index
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Ref. 1 was orginally sponsored under Naval 2ontract No. NO00600-
68-C-1555 dated 28 June 1968, During the preparation of the
manuscript within a six month period, an equation for the deter-
mination of se: ter refractive inde as a function of wave-
length, tempere | inity, and depth was not located in
the technical literature for refer: It then became necessary
to derive an ical equation for t determination of the sea
water refra ctive indo to utilize for the presentation of numer-
ical examples as a means to illustrate the general range of
water refractive inde ; ti may be encountered in the practice
of underwater photography. +» 10-1 of Ref. 1, with the sea
water surface ric re S S lows: