Phase/Amplitude Resonance in Mirrors System

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The discussion focuses on a system of four mirrors, where one mirror partially transmits light while the others have zero transmittance. The key inquiry is about the definitions of resonance in phase and resonance in amplitude within this context. The arrangement of mirrors is crucial for determining the behavior of the system, particularly how the E-field ratio of the exiting and entering waves is affected. Understanding these concepts is essential for analyzing the optical properties of such mirror systems.

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I am given a system of 4 mirrors, 1 of it partially transmit while the rest have 0 transmittance. I am ask to plot the ratio of the E-field of the wave exiting and entering the system and comment on whether this system exhibit resonance in phase or in amplitude. I just want to ask what does resonance in phase or in amplitude mean.
 
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Homework Statement


I am given a system of 4 mirrors, 1 of it partially transmit while the rest have 0 transmittance. I am ask to plot the ratio of the E-field of the wave exiting and entering the system and comment on whether this system exhibit resonance in phase or in amplitude. I just want to ask what does resonance in phase or in amplitude mean.

How are the mirrors arranged? This may determine the answer to your question.
 
I am not really looking for the answer to that question. I just don't know what does resonance in phase means. Anyway I tried drawing the system hope its not too bad. Thanks in advance!
 

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