The phrase "angle of aberration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to optics, astronomy, or physics, where it describes the apparent shift in the position of an object due to the motion of the observer or the light source.
Example: "The astronomer calculated the angle of aberration to determine the precise position of the distant star."
Alternatives: "aberration angle" or "angle of deviation".
The geometric conditions, such as the angle of incidence and velocity aberration, with lunar targets are much more restricted than those with most of the earth-orbiting artificial satellites.
The aberration angle of the solar wind direction, due to the Martian orbital motion, is excluded in our study, which means that the solar wind direction is assumed to be along the Mars-Sun line.
The magnetic fluctuations were observed on the dawnside of the moon, where the solar wind particles can hit the lunar surface directly due to the 4° aberration angle of the solar wind flow caused by the motion of the moon in the solar system.
However, for parabolic reflecting surfaces, the beam can be steered in this way over only a limited range of angle without introducing aberration and a loss of signal strength.
Rather, the weighted average should be taken based on the probability distribution of the angle of incidence and the velocity aberration, both of which can be generated from the actual station-retroreflector geometry as described in the previous section.
GRIN lens is placed at the tip of DAC endomicroscope, where two low NA beams are focused with a crossing angle of 45° to minimize optical aberrations as well as they provide a long working distance for the post-objective configuration [30].
The wavelength-scale waveguides in NPICs lead to large diffraction angle of the input beam and phase aberration in the reflected beam.
Unlike single aperture eyes, natural compound eyes are characterized as having extremely large field of view angles, low aberration and distortion, high temporal resolution and infinite depth of field [3, 4].
Microlens arrays are the key component in the next generation of 3D imaging system, for it exhibits some good optical properties such as extremely large field of view angles, low aberration and distortion, high temporal resolution and infinite depth of field.
Supplementary Figure 5 Quantification of aberration retrieval and correction.
