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Page 127
... angles of incidence , reflection and refrac- tion as indicated in the figure . As | kl = w / v Ikl = Ik'l and Ik " l ... angle of refraction- the value of the ratio depends on the nature of the two mcdia and , as we shall see afterwards ...
... angles of incidence , reflection and refrac- tion as indicated in the figure . As | kl = w / v Ikl = Ik'l and Ik " l ... angle of refraction- the value of the ratio depends on the nature of the two mcdia and , as we shall see afterwards ...
Page 129
... angle of incidence i . E " 2n'n " cos i Eo " n " 2 cosi + n ' √n " " _ n " 2sin2i ( 13 ) Eo Lili μ ' H " ' cos i ... angle is called n ' Brewster's angle and for a wave incident at this particular angle , the reflected wave will have no ...
... angle of incidence i . E " 2n'n " cos i Eo " n " 2 cosi + n ' √n " " _ n " 2sin2i ( 13 ) Eo Lili μ ' H " ' cos i ... angle is called n ' Brewster's angle and for a wave incident at this particular angle , the reflected wave will have no ...
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... angle ) which the direction of the resultant velocity of the particle makes with the direction of the magnetic field ... angles are smaller . Even for other particles , confinement cannot last indefinitely interaction between the ...
... angle ) which the direction of the resultant velocity of the particle makes with the direction of the magnetic field ... angles are smaller . Even for other particles , confinement cannot last indefinitely interaction between the ...
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