Lecture

Advanced Optics: Matrix Theory and Equivalence

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Description

This lecture covers the matrix theory of multilayer optics, including the use of transfer and scattering matrices to determine reflection/transmission in complex structures. Conservation relations for lossless and reciprocal media are discussed, along with the equivalence between scattering and transfer matrices.

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