Hello dear community, I have been given the following task: I've already solved 1 and 2a). What I don't understand is how this lack of maxima can occur and why, at least in theory, there aren't infinitely many intensity maxima. Greetings
Hello dear community, I have been given the following task: My solution is: And when I type the last number into the calculator, something undefined comes out. Can someone please tell me what I did wrong? Lg
Hello dear community, It's me again with the following task: Can someone help me calculate the exit angle? I'm a bit confused because the light path here is from bottom to top, not top to bottom as usual. I'm assuming the following: n1=1.33 n2=1 alpha= 60 degrees. When I use it like this, the result…
Hello dear community, I have been given the following task: The ray path of the water can be found at No. 1 in the figure. The task is now: How do I get the distance r? Would it be correct to take the exit angle and then convert it to alpha using the tangent? Because…
Hello dear community, I am currently performing the calculations on the plane-parallel plate: I don't understand the circled part. How is the equality of the angles in (2) an expression of the law of refraction? That was sin(a)/sin(b) = c1/c2 Lg