Lecture

Optical Interference: Matrix Approach

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Description

This lecture covers the matrix approach of multi-layer interference in optics, focusing on the transfer matrix that links fields in different directions, the diffusion matrix that connects outgoing and incoming fields, and the transformation between these matrices. It also discusses the Fabry-Perot interferometer, anti-reflective layers, and the use of dielectric mirrors in optical systems.

Instructor

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Physics

Optics: Thin-film optics

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