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-== Overview ==
+= Prism.be =
-Basic Information
+A prism is a transparent optical element with flat, polished surfaces designed to refract light. Here are the key points about prisms:
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+== Definition and Structure ==
+- A prism is a 3D solid object with two identical ends (bases) and flat faces1<ref name="ref16">16</ref>.
+- The bases can be any polygon shape (triangle, square, rectangle, etc.)[1].
+- The faces between the bases are usually parallelograms or rectangles[1].
+- At least one surface must be angled - elements with parallel surfaces are not prisms[19].
+== Types of Prisms ==
+Prisms can be classified in different ways:
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+. Based on base shape:
+   - Triangular prism
+   - Rectangular prism
+   - Square prism
+   - Pentagonal prism
+   - Hexagonal prism, etc.1<ref name="ref17">17</ref>
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+. Based on alignment:
+   - Right prism: Bases are perfectly aligned with side faces[7]
+   - Oblique prism: Bases are not aligned, appears tilted[7]
+. Based on base regularity:
+   - Regular prism: Base is a regular polygon
+   - Irregular prism: Base is an irregular polygon[17]
+. Based on function:
+   - Dispersive prisms: Separate light into component colors
+   - Reflective prisms: Manipulate light direction
+   - Polarizing prisms: Split light based on polarization[3]
+== Optical Properties and Uses ==
-== Contributing Subdomains ==
+- Prisms can refract, reflect, and disperse light[3].
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+- A triangular prism can separate white light into its constituent colors (spectrum)[1].
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+- Used in various optical instruments like microscopes, telescopes, binoculars, periscopes9<ref name="ref13">13</ref>.
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+- Applications in ophthalmology to measure and treat eye alignment[13].
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+- Used in spectroscopy to analyze light and determine material composition[10].
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-!Percent of PageViews
-!PageViews Per User
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-|100.00%%
-|100.00%%
-|1.1
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-== Usage Statistics ==
+== Mathematical Properties ==
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-!Data
-!Rank
-!Reach of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerUser
-|-
-|3-Month
-|16973 (-305)
-|58.9 (+10%)
-|1.71 (+16%)
-|1.08 (+5%)
-|-
-|1-Month
-|18218 (+1120)
-|56 (-3.37%)
-|1.7 (-1.88%)
-|1.1 (+2%)
-|-
-|7-Day
-|21916 (+3527)
-|47 (-16.95%)
-|1.4 (-15.69%)
-|1.1 (+2%)
-|-
-|1-Day
-|17575 (-10061)
-|69 (+70%)
-|1.8 (+70%)
-|1.1 (0%)
-|}
-== Traffic History ==
+- Volume = Base area × Height
-{| class="wikitable"
+- Surface area = (2 × Base Area) + (Base perimeter × Height)[17]
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+- Cross-section parallel to base will have same shape as base[7]
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-!Rank
-!Reach of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerUser
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-== Data Source and Validity ==
+== Materials ==
-The information is sourced from Amazon's Alexa Top Sites service. It's important to note that this service was discontinued as of May 15, 2022. The data presented is collected up to the final day of API interface availability, which was December 15, 2022.
+Prisms can be made from any transparent material suitable for the intended wavelengths, including:
+- Glass
+- Plastic (acrylic)
+- Fluorite[19]
-== Alternative Tools and Recommendations ==
+== Applications Beyond Optics ==
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+The term "prism" is also used in other contexts:
+- In geometry education to teach 3D shapes[15]
+- As a metaphor for analyzing or viewing things from different perspectives
+- In software and technology products (e.g. Prism by Nutanix for cloud management)[11]
+Prisms play a crucial role in various scientific, industrial, and everyday applications by manipulating light in predictable and useful ways.
+== References ==
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