QI/ A (Smw) and (4mm) diameter He- Ne laser beam normally incident on a glass plate with a relative dielectric constant (2.628). Calculate the following parameters inside the glass plate a) The associated E-filed b) The associated magnetic field c) The wave energy density d) The beam speed inside glass plate

QI/ A (Smw) and (4mm) diameter He- Ne laser beam normally incident on a glass plate with a relative dielectric constant (2.628). Calculate the following parameters inside the glass plate a) The associated E-filed b) The associated magnetic field c) The wave energy density d) The beam speed inside glass plate

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Chapter25: Geometric Optics

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