Lecture

Optical Components: Prisms, Reflectors, Fibers, and Lenses

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Description

This lecture covers the use of prisms as mirrors, the concept of total internal reflection in diamonds, the properties of optical fibers, and the eikonal in inhomogeneous media. It also explains the focusing of waves by lenses and the path of light beams in different optical components.

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