Lecture

Interference in Thin Films: Phase Shifts and Reflection

Description

This lecture covers the correction of exercise one from exercise set number 17, focusing on interference in thin films. The instructor explains how to calculate the distance D by considering phase shifts due to reflection and path differences, using the example of a glass layer with molecules and air. By applying the concept of constructive interference and the known green color wavelength, the lecture demonstrates the calculation process to find the distance D.

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