An optical cavity consisting of two identical concave times, the sum of the radii of their curvature (3.6 m) and the distance between them (2 m) Is the resonator 1- Critical stability 2- unstable 3-stable

An optical cavity consisting of two identical concave times, the sum of the radii of their curvature (3.6 m) and the distance between them (2 m) Is the resonator 1- Critical stability 2- unstable 3-stable

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An optical cavity consisting of
two identical concave times,
the sum of the radii of their
curvature (3.6 m) and the
distance between them (2 m) Is
the resonator
1- Critical stability
2- unstable
3-stable

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