diverging lenses
Thicker on the edges than in the center; they cause parallel light rays emanating from an object to diverge.
plano-concave lens 
Lens with one flat side and one concave side (curving inward).
concave lens 
Lens with one side curving inward; the greater the curvature, the more the light rays diverge.
biconcave lens 
Lens with both sides curving inward.
negative meniscus 
Lens where the concave side (curving inward) is more pronounced than the convex side (bulging outward).