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The interference of light

Sergej A. Akhmanov, S YU Nikitin

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Abstract Interference phenomena in optics. Young’s experiment. The Michelson interferometer. The interference of monochromatic waves. The interference of non-monochromatic light. The interference of a random optical wave. Multiple-beam interference. The Fabry-Perot interferometer. Eigenmodes and the quality factor of a laser resonator.

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Abstract Interference phenomena in optics. Young’s experiment. The Michelson interferometer. The interference of monochromatic waves. The interference of non-monochromatic light. The interference of a random optical wave. Multiple-beam interference. The Fabry-Perot interferometer. Eigenmodes and the quality factor of a laser resonator.

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Abstract Interference phenomena in optics. Young’s experiment. The Michelson interferometer. The interference of monochromatic waves. The interference of non-monochromatic light. The interference of a random optical wave. Multiple-beam interference. The Fabry-Perot interferometer. Eigenmodes and the quality factor of a laser resonator.

Key concepts: Monochromatic color, Interference (communication), Optics, Interferometry, Michelson interferometer, Resonator, Physics, Fabry–Pérot interferometer

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