Making use of the expression I(y) = I 0 e -y [4.78] for an absorbing medium, we
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Making use of the expression
I(y) = I0e-αy [4.78]
for an absorbing medium, we define a quantity called the unit transmittance T1. At normal incidence, Eq. (4.55), T = It/Ii, and thus when y = 1, T1 = I(1)/I0. If the total thickness of the slides in the previous problem is d and if they now have a transmittance per unit length T1, show that
Tt = (1 - R)2N(T1)d
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