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Mie scattering
particle size greater than wavelength

scatters forward

weak wavelength dependence --> white sky in direction of sun
Rayleigh Scattering
particles smaller than wavelength

perpendicular reflected

Strong polarization & wavelength dependence
Birefringence
material has 2 different indices of refraction

quarter wave plate converts linear polarization to circular polarization @ 45 degrees

half wavelength rotates by 90 degrees

Difference in optical path length = (n - n ) distance
Polariscope
assess birefringence

uses 2 crossed linear polarizers

tells lens material & how precessed, stress on lens, likely locations to fracture
Haidinger Brushes
birefringence due to oriented cylindrical macular pigment molecules in photoreceptors axons
lissajous curves
system of parametric equations descibing complex harmoic motion
visible range
400-700 nm

750 - 430 THz

T=10 to the 12
wavelength violet blue
400
wavelength green
500nm
wavelength orange
600
Wavelength & freq
wavelength = c/v

C= 3 * 10 to the 8

V freq (cycles/sec)
Photon energy
E = hv = hc/wavelength

h= plank's constant = 6.626 * 10 -34
circle circumferance
2 pi r
circle area
pi r squared
angle subtended by arc length of 1 radius
1 radian
Surface Area of Sphere
4 pi r squared
1 steradian
solid angle subtended by surface area of r squared

area/r squared
surface of sphere subtends how many steradians
pi r squared
Radiant Power
(flux)

energy/second= joules/second = Watts
Radiant Intensity
power per solid angle leaving point source

Watts/steradian
Radiant Intensity
power per solid angle leaving point source

Watts/Steradian
Radiance
poer leaving surface per solid angler per unit of surface

Watts/Steradian/meter squared
Irradiance
power arriving at surface of unit area

Watts/meter squared
Lumens
680 * Watts * Relative Spcetral Sensitivity
luminous power
weighted sum of radiant power
candela
luminous intensity of 55nm source w/ radiant intensity of 1/683watt/sterdain
Luminous Power
totoal light power produced by source

Lumens ~ Radiant power (Watt)
Luminous Intensity
light power produced in a solid angle by a point source

Lumen/steradian ~ Radiant Intensity (Watt/Steradian)

candelas
Luminance
luminouse intensity per unit projected area of an extended souce

Lumens/Str/meter squared ~ Radiance (watt/str/meter squared)

Candelas/squar meter
Illuminance
light falling on surface area

Lux

lumens / meter square ~ Irradiance (Watts/square meter)
inverse square law
area illuminated by solid line is proportional to distance squared

illuminance of surface = luminous intensity of point source / distance squared
cos law
as surface tilts, it is illuminated by a smaller section of the beam

Illuminance = (Luminous Intensity * cos angle)/distance squared
Reflectance
1 - absorbed
Trolands
micro lumens / steradian
Retinal Illuminance
Source luminance * pupil area
area of circle
pi r squared
UVA
315 - 400
UVB
280 -315
UVC
100 - 280
excimer laser
193 = UVC
Retinal Hazard
400 - 1400