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@Michele_Laino ?
@Vincent-Lyon.Fr ?
Can you relate the path travelled to a change in phase?
\[N_{2}-N _{1}=\frac{ L }{ \lambda }(n _{2}-n _{1})\] Where N is the number of wave lengths in the medium. So the difference of the two numbers will give the phase shift in terms of wavelength. therefore I put the above equation equal to 0.5 and the solved for L.
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It is correct, well done :)) What other values than 0.5 would lead to 2 waves in phase on exit?
1.5
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Correct, you've done it :))
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