Question:
when light passes from optical center is there any lateral shift
Answer:
No, there is no lateral shift at all when light passes exactly through the optical centre. The reason is that, at the optical centre, the extent refraction of the incident ray is eqaul and in opposite direction to that of the emergent ray. They cancel each other and you do not see any lateral shift.
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