Titlebook: Demonstrational Optics; Part 1: Wave and Geo Oleg Marchenko,Sergei Kazantsev,Laurentius Windhol Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Principle Properties of Light Waves,rthermore, light was found to be an electromagnetic wave. These studies led to laws which established the link between the sources of electric and magnetic fields and these fields itself. J.K. M. was able to find his famous set of equations for the properties of the electric field strength . and the

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Light Polarization,was based on the assumption, that light waves propagate through a specific medium, the aether, filling every empty space and all transparent bodies. The propagation of light waves was regarded as mechanical oscillations of the aether as an elastic medium (in a similar way as sound propagates in air)

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Propagation of Light Waves in Media,partially reflected on the surface. In this chapter we shall consider the laws governing these phenomena, restricting ourselves to the case of absolutely transparent media, wherein the absorption and scattering of light are absent.

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Optical Anisotropy, fundamental discoveries. When a light wave falls on a plane boundary of an isotropic medium the wave passes from the boundary into the medium as discussed in Chapter 4. But when the medium is an anisotropic crystal, in general, two waves exist inside the crystal, propagating along two different dir

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-62217-0partially reflected on the surface. In this chapter we shall consider the laws governing these phenomena, restricting ourselves to the case of absolutely transparent media, wherein the absorption and scattering of light are absent.

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