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Optical Fiber Modes and Diffraction

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This lecture covers the modes in optical fibers, including step index multimode fibers and the calculation of fields using the Helmholtz equation. It also explores diffraction phenomena, such as Fresnel and Fraunhofer diffraction, with detailed geometric methods and intensity calculations.

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