Lecture

E-M Wave Propagation in Materials: Loss-less vs. Lossy

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Description

This lecture covers the description of electromagnetic waves in transparent solids, boundary conditions consistent with Maxwell's equations, electric susceptibility of dielectric materials, optical constants, dispersion in glasses, and wave propagation in lossy materials. It also discusses the impact of material properties on optics applications.

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