Lecture

Optical Waves: Gaussian Beams

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Description

This lecture covers the propagation of optical waves, focusing on topics such as total internal reflection, frustrated total internal reflection, and the generation of Gaussian beams. It explores the behavior of light in different media, the concept of the eikonal, and the characteristics of Gaussian beams in detail.

Instructor

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Optics: Geometrical optics, Wave polarization

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