Limit of resolution of a microscope is 1.22(lambda) /2usin(beta)..... .What is beta here

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Limit of resolution of a microscope is given as: 1.22(lamda)/d On comparing, d = 2usin(beta) and we know that, 2*d*sin(ththa) = n*lamda d = lamda/2sinthetha for n=1 or 2usin(beta) = lamda/2sinthetha sin(beta) = lamda/(4u*sinthetha) beta = arcsin( lamda/(4u*sinthetha))

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Limit of resolution of a microscope is 1.22(lambda) /2usin(beta)..... .What is beta here

Limit of resolution of a microscope is 1.22(lambda) /2usin(beta)..... .What is beta here

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