Polarizacion

U A B C
Facultad de Ciencias
Carrera de Física

Prof. Roberto Machorro


Contenido del
Curso de Optica

Versión agosto 2008, RMM


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Ondas electromagnéticas



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Propagación de la luz



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Óptica geometrica



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Suma de ondas



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Polarización de la luz



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Interferencia de la luz



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Difracción de la luz



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Exposiciones de estudiantes, 2005

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Scientific American

Artículos de la columna Amateur Scientist

Ondas
1.- The Spectra of Streetlights Illuminate Basic Principles of Quantum Mechanics
2.- Shock Front Phenomena and Other Oddities to Entertain a Bored Airline Passenger
3.- How to Analyze the Shock Waves That Sweep Through Expressway Traffic

Formación de imágenes
1.- How Lenses Can Be Made Out of Ice, and What Happens When Coffee Is Brewing in the Ibrik
2.- Making a Mirror By Spinning a Liquid
3.- Shadows Cast on the Bottom of a Pool Are Not Like Other Shadows. Why?
4.- Reflections From a Water Surface Display Some Curious Properties
5.- What Is a Fish's View of a Fisherman and the Fly He Has Cast on the Water?
6.- Anamorphic Pictures: Distorted Views From Which Distortion Can Be Removed
7.- A Ball Bearing Aids in the Study of Light and Also Serves As a Lens
8.- Caustics: Mathematical Curves Generated By Light Shined Through Rippled Plastic
9.- The Distorted Images Seen in Christmas-Tree Ornaments and Other Reflecting Balls
10.- The Hyperscope and Pseudoscope Aid Experiments on Three-Dimensional Vision
11.- A Drop of Water Becomes a Gateway into the World of Catastrophe Optics
12.- Wonders with the Retroreflector, a Mirror That Removes Distortion From a Light Beam

Refracción
1.- Rainbow Holograms, Unlike Conventional Ones, Can Be Observed in Ordinary Light
2.- How to Create and Observe a Dozen Rainbows in a Single Drop of Water

Polarización
1.- What Causes the Color in Plastic Objects Stressed Between Two Polarizing Filters?
2.- Studying Polarized Light with Quarter-Wave and Half-Wave Plates of One's Own Making
3.- More about Polarizers and How to Use Them, Particularly for Studying Polarized Sky Light

Interferencia
1.- Music and Ammonia Vapor Excite the Color Pattern of a Soap Film
2.- The Bring Colors in a Soap Film Are a Lesson in Wave Interference
3.- Interference Patterns Made By Motes on Dusty Mirrors
4.- A Homemade Interferometer: the Instrument That Can Be Used to Measure a Light Wave

El Ojo
1.- Experiments with Edwin Land's Method of Getting Color Out of Black and White
2.- About the Eye of the Snake and, By Curious Coincidence, a Telescope Like a Gigantic Eye
3.- Seeing Infrared
4.- About Phosphenes: Luminous Patterns That Appear When the Eyes Are Closed

Ilusiones ópticas
1.- Zany Mechanical Devices That Draw the Figures Knows As Harmonograms
2.- Moiré Effects, the Kaleidoscope and Other Victorian Diversions
3.- Methods and Optics of Perceiving Color in Black-and-White Grating
4.- The Kaleidoscope Now Comes Equipped with Flashing Diodes and Focusing Lenses
5.- Generating Visual Illusions with Two Kinds of Apparatus
6.- Visual Illusions That Can Be Achieved By Putting a Dark Filter Over One Eye
7.- Illusions in the Snow: More Fun with Random Dots on the Television Screen
8.- More about Random-Dot Displays, Plus Computer Programs to Generate Them
9.- Simple and Vivid Demonstrations of Advanced Concepts in Physics

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