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Double Slit Experiment and Interference
Explores the Double Slit Experiment, Interference, Density Matrix, and classical correlations in light behavior.
Electromagnetic Optics: Maxwell's Equations and Wave Propagation
Explores electromagnetic optics, Maxwell's equations, wave propagation, properties of light waves, and quantum aspects of light.
Quantum Physics IV: From Double Slit to Path Integrals
Explores the transition from the double slit experiment to path integrals in Quantum Physics IV.
Quantum Information: Young's Double-Slit Experiment
Explores Young's double-slit experiment and the behavior of quantum particles.
Interferometry: Mark Zander System
Explores the Mark Zander interferometry system for visualizing shock waves quantitatively.
Interference Phenomenon: Double Slit Experiment
Explores the interference phenomenon in a double slit experiment to determine maximum positions and separation, analyzing the impact of factors like wavelength and slit width.
Electromagnetic Waves and Optics
Covers electromagnetic fields, wave optics, wave interference, diffraction, induction, historical debates on light theories, the electromagnetic spectrum, and wave superposition.
Interference in Young's Experiment: Intensity and Polarization
Covers interference in Young's experiment with a two-slit setup and polarized light.
Double-Slit Interference: Intensity Formula Derivation
Explains the step-by-step derivation of the intensity formula for double-slit interference patterns.
Semiconductor Physics: Band Formation and Experiments
Covers semiconductor band formation and presents experiments demonstrating charge carrier behavior and wave-particle duality in electrons.