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Total Reflexion in Absorbing Media

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IT does not appear that the features of total reflexion in the case of two absorbing media have been well introduced into light, particularly a discontinuity which characterizes it, and which may provide a new method of comparing conductivities.

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    L. PINCHERLE

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PINCHERLE, L. Total Reflexion in Absorbing Media. Nature 157, 226–227 (1946). https://doi.org/10.1038/157226b0

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