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geometrical optics

1.                   Reflection and Refraction of Waves-Huygens' Principle, Fendt

2.                  Wave propagation reflection/refraction, Hwang

3.                  Mirror and Image, Hwang

4.                  Mirror Game, Hwang

5.                  Multiple Reflection from two plane mirrors, Hwang

6.                  Refraction of light, Fendt

7.                  Law of Refraction, Roth

8.                  Total Internal Reflection, Kiselev

9.                  Image from rays of refraction or total internal reflection, Hwang

10.            The world above the water surface viewed from fishes eyes, Hwang

11.              Find the fastest Path, Hwang

12.            Fermat Principle, Hwang

13.            The rainbow, Kamikawa

14.            The physics of a rainbow, Hwang

15.            Fiber Optics, Christian

16.            Refraction through a Prism, Surendranath

17.            Dielectric and Lens, Christian

18.            Convex Lens, Kamikawa

19.            Thin Lens (converging/diverging lens/mirrors),  Hwang  

20.           Image Formation by a Converging Lens, Kiselev

21.            The image by the concave lens, Kamikawa

22.           Image Formation by a Diverging Lens, Kiselev

23.           Thick Lens, Kamikawa

24.           Thick Lens, Christian

25.           Spherical Aberration, Christian

26.           Image Formation by a Diverging Mirror, Kiselev

27.           Refracting Astronomical Telescope, Fendt

28.           Microscope, Christian and Belloni

29.           Laser Cavity, Christian

30.           Optical Table Lessons, Marks

31.            Mirrors and lenses, Cornell

32.           How Compact Discs (CDs) Work, How stuff works-Brain

33.           Additive Color Mixing, Kamikawa

34.           Additive Color Mixing, Eschen

35.           Additive Color Mixing Example, Eschen

36.           Subtractive Color Mixing, Eschen

37.           Subtractive Color Mixing Example, Eschen

38.           Shadow/Image and Color, Hwang

39.           Transparent colors, Eschen

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