Elements of the Electromagnetic Theory of Light
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In the direction of the negative 7/-axis.
Let us now see what the properties of the reflected waves are, after the "limiting angle" a = w = arc sin n has been exceeded.
Take, for example, the case in which the incident light is rectilinearly polarized under the angle = 45 relatively to the plane of incidence. Let P be the component of E in the plane of incidence, and Z its component along the -axis. Let Pj, Z l have similar meanings for the reflected wave. Thus P l and Z l will be what has been... denoted by E l in (15) TOTAL EEFLECTION 33 and in (18) respectively, and since (for = 45) P = Z, we shall have PI _ _ tan (a - ft) sin (a + ft) = _ cos (a + P) ^ tan (a + 0) ' sin (a - ft) ~ cos (a - ft)' Since sin ft > 1, this ratio will have a complex value, say pe iA where p and A are real. The former will be the ratio of the absolute values [PJ, \Z^\ or the ratio of the amplitudes, and the latter the phase difference of the component con- tained in the plane of incidence and the component normal to this plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the direction of the negative 7/-axis.
Let us now see what the properties of the reflected waves are, after the "limiting angle" a = w = arc sin n has been exceeded.
Take, for example, the case in which the incident light is rectilinearly polarized under the angle = 45 relatively to the plane of incidence. Let P be the component of E in the plane of incidence, and Z its component along the -axis. Let Pj, Z l have similar meanings for the reflected wave. Thus P l and Z l will be what has been... denoted by E l in (15) TOTAL EEFLECTION 33 and in (18) respectively, and since (for = 45) P = Z, we shall have PI _ _ tan (a - ft) sin (a + ft) = _ cos (a + P) ^ tan (a + 0) ' sin (a - ft) ~ cos (a - ft)' Since sin ft > 1, this ratio will have a complex value, say pe iA where p and A are real. The former will be the ratio of the absolute values [PJ, \Z^\ or the ratio of the amplitudes, and the latter the phase difference of the component con- tained in the plane of incidence and the component normal to this plane.
What to read after Elements of the Electromagnetic Theory of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ludwik Silberstein to read onlineMoreLess
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