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Latest comment: 12 years ago by Ulflund in topic Mathematical derivation

Mathematical derivation

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I felt that the section Mathematical derivation was very unclear and badly formatted, so I removed it to minimize confusion. Here is the removed content:

n=c/v=λ/λ° where c-speed of light in vacuum, v -speed of light in medium,λ-wavelength in vacuum,λ°-wavelength in medium similarly n=d/d° d-distance traveled by light in vacuum in time t,d°-distance traveled by light in medium in time t

multiply both side by d° hence d=n*d° is the optical path

Ulflund (talk) 13:13, 12 January 2014 (UTC)Reply