The first order solutions for two configurations of discrete zoom lenses
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Julie Bentley | Anthony J. Yee | Duncan T. Moore | Craig Olson | Rebecca Berman | Yang Zhao | Samuel J. Steven | Eryn A. Fennig | Dmitry Petropavlovskiy
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