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Directional change of beams undergoing partial reflection

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Abstract

When a beam of finite width is partially reflected at a planar dielectric interface, there is in general a shift in the reflected beam direction away from that predicted by the simple application of the geometrical optics relfection law. We give a simple derivation of this shift, clarifying the underlying physical mechanism. The Gaussian beam is studied in detail.

© 1977 Optical Society of America

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