Laser Electronics: Solutions for Chapter 6 Problems in 3rd Edition

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The discussion focuses on seeking solutions for specific problems from Chapter 6 of "Laser Electronics" by Joseph T. Verdeyen, particularly problems 20, 13, and 12 related to resonant optical cavities. Participants emphasize the importance of demonstrating prior attempts at solving the problems before requesting assistance. There is a reminder that homework questions should be posted in the designated homework section. The conversation highlights the expectation for students to engage actively in their learning process. Overall, the thread underscores the need for collaboration and accountability in academic discussions.
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I am study in this term Laser Physics course from engineering book
"Laser Electronics" by "Joseph T. Verdeyen"
and I need the solution for this problem in 3rd edition:
problems in chapter 6(Resonant Optical Cavities):20,13,12
 
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I think that everyone is capable of reading fonts in normal size ;) Homework questions should be posted in homework section. Before asking for help we'll need you to show, what were your attempts at a solution.
 

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