 | Thomas Preston - 1890 - 494 pages
...plane of incidence. If the incident light is polarised in any azimuth a, we may, as before, resolve it into two components, one in the plane of incidence and the other perpendicular to it. As these components on reflection are at right angles and do not differ in phase, the intensity... | |
 | 1968 - 1022 pages
...frame conditions at the simulation pressures described previously. The deviations were measured in two components, one in the plane of incidence and the other perpendicular to that plane The component in the plane of incidence includes refraction due to refractive index differences of the... | |
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The displacements belonging to common light may bo resolved each into two components, one in the plane of incidence, and the other perpendicular to that plane. The whole of the reflected light is produced by the latter displacements when the angle of... 