Saleh & Teich Problem 6.2-6 (Note: There is a sign error in S&T eq. (6.2-13) - the leading – sign should be a + sign.) 6.2-6 Retardation Associated with Total Internal Reflection. Determine the phase retardation between the TE and TM waves that is introduced by total internal reflection at the boundary between glass (n = 1.5) and air (n = 1) at an angle of incidence 0 = 1.20, where is the critical angle.

Saleh & Teich Problem 6.2-6 (Note: There is a sign error in S&T eq. (6.2-13) - the leading – sign should be a + sign.) 6.2-6 Retardation Associated with Total Internal Reflection. Determine the phase retardation between the TE and TM waves that is introduced by total internal reflection at the boundary between glass (n = 1.5) and air (n = 1) at an angle of incidence 0 = 1.20, where is the critical angle.

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Chapter4: Diffraction

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