Neue Entdeckungen Betreffend Die Refraction In Gläsern

"Neue Entdeckungen Betreffend Die Refraction In Gläsern" (New Discoveries Concerning Refraction in Glasses) is a significant historical work on optics, authored by Leonhard Euler and Johann L. Steiner. This treatise delves into the intricacies of light refraction through glass, presenting novel findings and mathematical analyses. The work showcases Euler's profound contributions to physics and mathematics, addressing fundamental questions about how light behaves when passing through different mediums.

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