How to derive the formula : d = t sin θ [ 1 - (n cosθ / n' cosθ)]
Hey guys!
Could someone please tell me how to derive this formula by using Wave Phenomenon
d = t sin θ [ 1 - (n cosθ / n' cosθ)]
I think some of it is derived using Brewster's Principle and the Refractive Index but I cannot tell how?
Thanks.
Could someone please tell me how to derive this formula by using Wave Phenomenon
d = t sin θ [ 1 - (n cosθ / n' cosθ)]
I think some of it is derived using Brewster's Principle and the Refractive Index but I cannot tell how?
Thanks.
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