1949
DOI: 10.1002/andp.19494390607
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Anwendung der Vierpoltheorie auf die Probleme der optischen Reflexionsminderung, Reflexionsverstärkung und der Interferenzfilter. (Mit 2 Abbildungen)

Abstract: Anwendung der Vierpolthaorie auf die Bobleme der optischenReflexionsmihderrrng, Ref lexionsuerstdkkung und der Interferenzfilter V m Kurt Sc hus te r (Mit 2 Abbildungen) Inhaltsiibersicht Die bei dcr Behandlung von Leitungavorgangen der Hochfrequenztechnik und Akustik seit langem bewahrte Vierpoltheorie kann auch auf die Lichtausbreituug durch eine Folge planparalleler Schichten Anwendung finden. Fur scnkrechten Lichteinfall werden die Grundgleichungen angegeben. Als Beispiel wird das Problenl der Entspiegelii… Show more

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“…These results are further applied for ascertaining analytical antireflection conditions for transparent multilayer structures. It has turned out that the antireflection conditions derived by us generalise the corresponding conditions for the case of two-layer coatings [12,13], which have been earlier obtained with the aid of other techniques.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…These results are further applied for ascertaining analytical antireflection conditions for transparent multilayer structures. It has turned out that the antireflection conditions derived by us generalise the corresponding conditions for the case of two-layer coatings [12,13], which have been earlier obtained with the aid of other techniques.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 61%
“…In contrast, conventional EPR spectrometers have most typically been analyzed using equivalent circuits (14) or transmission line models (15), which do not explicitly treat polarization-sensitive components such as are found, for example, in an induction mode spectrometer (5,6,16). In fact, one can generalize the conventional methods of analysis to handle the more complex cases (16), but the method is easiest to use when only one polarization state at a time is analyzed (17,18).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The effective series impedance Z eff at resonance may not be determined by directly comparing Eq. [18] with Eq. [15] since Z in Eq.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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