Determination of Reflected And Transmitted Fields By Geometrical Optics
Determination of Reflected And Transmitted Fields By Geometrical Optics
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as' We find that, at the origin (i. E. X' = y« = z» = 0), the above Jacobian is equal to one. Using this result in the preceding expression for J(— ) we obtain P J(^) = J(sj .
P With the x-, y-, z-axes chosen as above we may calculate, by using equations (h) in equation (5), th-6 above Jacobian: a? v i T ; aT 7 v ii ; j(2l) = j(l) -Jl ?-" (10) a * cos 1 ^ + cos Of. ; D 2 = s 2 + v 2 + z 2 1 T. Y l 1 2^ cos j and the definition of n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
as' We find that, at the origin (i. E. X' = y« = z» = 0), the above Jacobian is equal to one. Using this result in the preceding expression for J(— ) we obtain P J(^) = J(sj .
P With the x-, y-, z-axes chosen as above we may calculate, by using equations (h) in equation (5), th-6 above Jacobian: a? v i T ; aT 7 v ii ; j(2l) = j(l) -Jl ?-" (10) a * cos 1 ^ + cos Of. ; D 2 = s 2 + v 2 + z 2 1 T. Y l 1 2^ cos j and the definition of n.
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