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Page vii
... bodies with respect to light ; Vision . Light emanates PAGE . from luminous bodies in all directions . ( 4 ) Non - luminous bodies transpa- rent and opaque . ( 5 ) Light is propagated in right lines ; ray of light . ( 6 ) Intensity of ...
... bodies with respect to light ; Vision . Light emanates PAGE . from luminous bodies in all directions . ( 4 ) Non - luminous bodies transpa- rent and opaque . ( 5 ) Light is propagated in right lines ; ray of light . ( 6 ) Intensity of ...
Page viii
... Bodies possessing it ; Iceland spar . ( 63 ) Ordinary and extraordinary rays . ( 64 , 65 ) Optic axis ; phenomena of double refraction symmetrical around it . ( 66 ) Construction of Huygens for directions of refracted rays . ( 67 ) At ...
... Bodies possessing it ; Iceland spar . ( 63 ) Ordinary and extraordinary rays . ( 64 , 65 ) Optic axis ; phenomena of double refraction symmetrical around it . ( 66 ) Construction of Huygens for directions of refracted rays . ( 67 ) At ...
Page x
... bodies on light ; M. Jamin's results . ( 174 ) Difference of phase of two components in light reflected from transparent bodies ; angle of maximum polarization . ( 175 ) Substances of positive and negative reflexion . CONTENTS .
... bodies on light ; M. Jamin's results . ( 174 ) Difference of phase of two components in light reflected from transparent bodies ; angle of maximum polarization . ( 175 ) Substances of positive and negative reflexion . CONTENTS .
Page 1
... Bodies of the former class are said to be luminous ; those of the latter , non - luminous . The Sun and the fixed stars are all luminous bodies ; terrestrial bodies are luminous , in the states of incan- descence , combustion , or ...
... Bodies of the former class are said to be luminous ; those of the latter , non - luminous . The Sun and the fixed stars are all luminous bodies ; terrestrial bodies are luminous , in the states of incan- descence , combustion , or ...
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... Bodies of the former kind are said to be transparent ; those of the latter , opaque . There are no bodies in nature actually corresponding to these extremes . The most transparent bodies , as air and water , intercept a sensible ...
... Bodies of the former kind are said to be transparent ; those of the latter , opaque . There are no bodies in nature actually corresponding to these extremes . The most transparent bodies , as air and water , intercept a sensible ...
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amplitudes angle of incidence aperture Arago axes azimuth beam bright bright band centre circularly polarized coincides colours common light complete corresponding crystal deduced denote deviation difference of phase diffraction direction distance diverging double refraction edge effects elasticity elliptically polarized equal ether Fresnel fringes glass History inci incident light incident ray inclined intensity interference interval of retardation Jamin latter length light polarized light reflected luminous origin medium molecules Newton observed opposite optic axis parallel particles perpendicular plane phenomena plane of incidence plane of polarization plane of reflexion plane-polarized polarized light polarized ray polarizing angle portions position Post 8vo principal section principle prism produced propagated ratio reflected light refracted pencils refracted rays refractive index refrangibility result rings Second Edition shadow spectrum Square crown 8vo substance theory thickness tion transmitted traversed undulation vary velocity vibrations vis viva vols wave-theory Woodcuts
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