Lecture

Optical Interference: Thin Film Thickness Calculation

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Description

This lecture covers the resolution of question 3 from series 17, focusing on an optical interference problem with interfaces and light of a specific wavelength. The instructor explains the calculation of the minimal thickness required for complete destructive interference, leading to a formula and a specific thickness value. The lecture concludes with an invitation for questions.

Instructor

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