Michael

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Dec
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 accepted How to relate speed of sound with relative humidity?
Dec
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 asked How to relate speed of sound with relative humidity?
Oct
11
 comment How is the phase shift of light measured?
Not quite what I had in mind, but thanks for the input. It's an interesting process I'll have to read up on.
Oct
11
 comment How is the phase shift of light measured?
That is very helpful, thanks.
Oct
11
 revised How is the phase shift of light measured?
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Oct
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Oct
11
 reviewed Approve suggested edit on How is the phase shift of light measured?
Oct
11
 asked How is the phase shift of light measured?
Sep
21
 accepted E and H fields created by fiber optics?
Sep
21
 comment E and H fields created by fiber optics?
Thankyou. Very helpful. Almost feels like a "see the forest for the trees" conundrum. Light is an EM wave, which is the propagation of electromagnetic energy, which kind of makes the whole question moot. Thanks again.
Sep
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 asked E and H fields created by fiber optics?
Aug
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 accepted Do particles gain mass only at energy levels found during the big bang?
Jul
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 comment In electro-optic material, what is happening to the structure of the material for the index of refraction to change?
Thanks for the book recommendation. After reading a sample, I found a used copy to order.
Jul
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 asked Do particles gain mass only at energy levels found during the big bang?
Jul
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 accepted Is the acceleration and deceleration of a wave instantanious?
Jul
28
 accepted In electro-optic material, what is happening to the structure of the material for the index of refraction to change?
Jul
24
 asked In electro-optic material, what is happening to the structure of the material for the index of refraction to change?
Jul
23
 comment Is the acceleration and deceleration of a wave instantanious?
I understand. It's not the the light slows down, the excited states of the medium "hold on" to the light for a brief amount of time, leading to an aggregated slowing of the propagation of the wave. So is this what is meant by absorption and re-emission of light through a medium?
Jul
23
 revised Is the acceleration and deceleration of a wave instantanious?
clearify what i mean by deceleration
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