Lecture

Laser Beam Reflection and Gaussian Beams

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Description

This lecture covers the measurement of the Earth-Moon distance using laser pulses, the reflection of laser beams from the Moon's surface, the properties of Gaussian beams, and the focusing of Gaussian beams by lenses. It also delves into the concepts of beam divergence, wavefronts, and optical vortices.

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