Optical constants of absorbing materials: a new approach

A detailed study of a new method of determining the optical properties of absorbing materials is presented. It makes use of normal incidence reflectances from the specimen itself (R(s)) and from the specimen coated with a transparent film of two different thicknesses but of the same refractive index...

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