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zhanghe
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hello everyone
Consider extinction coefficient k, n becomes N=n-ik.
the textbook says NsinA=N'sinB still holds itself.
But the sinB,for exmple, may be a complex number, i want to know
how to get B?
how to understand this situation, which is the refractive angle?
the B's real part?
Consider extinction coefficient k, n becomes N=n-ik.
the textbook says NsinA=N'sinB still holds itself.
But the sinB,for exmple, may be a complex number, i want to know
how to get B?
how to understand this situation, which is the refractive angle?
the B's real part?