Rujukan Kitab_Optik

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    Usaha beliau dalam bidang optik, yang memuatkan teori berkaitan penglihatan dan teori cahaya, dianggap oleh ramai orang sebagai sumbangan beliau terpenting, meletakkan asas bagi perkembangan-perkembangan jauh sehingga abah ke-17. Sumbangan beliau kepada geometri dan teori nombor melewati tradisi Archimedes. Dan, dengan menampilkan penggunaan eksperimen dalam penyelidikan saintifik, Al-Haitham telah memainkan peranan penting terhadap pembetukan sains moden.
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