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Answer by Quark for Application of Snells law
This is just an example I created to help you understand how to solve such problems. Snell's law is applicable in such cases. Hope this helps. Don't mind my handwriting though. Sorry I missed the 2 in...
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The eikonal equation should be used when the index of refraction has varies with position; it is derived directly from Fermat's Princaple of Least Time. OTOH, if you just have slabs of finite...
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Yes, you can still use Snell's law if u=u(z), where u in the index of refraction and z is the axis parallel to the normal of the surface.Depending upon the length scale of the variation you may have to...
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Application of Snells law
What i know about snell's law: It is applied when a ray of light meets the interface of some other medium and we can find the fourth quantity if we know any of the three quantities in the following...
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