Optics
by P. Ewart
Publisher: University of Oxford 2007
Number of pages: 64
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Contents: Geometrical Optics; Physical Optics; Fraunhofer Diffraction; Fourier methods in Optics; Optical instruments and fringe localization; The diffraction grating spectrograph; The Michelson Interferometer; The Fabry-Perot interferometer; Reflection at dielectric surfaces and boundaries; Polarized light.
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