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Date 08/09/2010
Script S1_2_17.m
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%==============================================
%Three mirrors
%=============================================
%
%a set of fine values of lambda are defined
%in the range 0.4-0.7 micron
lambda=0.4:0.0005:0.7;
%the number of elements of the array lambda
max=length(lambda)
%
%the reflexifity ro and its square root ep
r=0.95
ep=sqrt(r);
%distance d among the mirrors defined in micron
d=15.0000e+04;
g=3*d;
%
%m is calculated according to the resonance condition
m=((g./lambda)-0.5);
%
%the relative intensity is determined
%for the assigned values of lambda
k=(2*pi)./lambda;
fi=(k*g-pi);
fi_g=fi*180/pi;
figr=mod(fi_g,360);
dena=1+r;
denb=-2*ep*cos(fi);
den=dena+denb;
I=1./den;
%the array with max rows and 4 columns
%contains the values lambda, m, figr and I
val=[lambda' m' figr' I'];
%the array val is arranged according to the size of I
[Isort Iindsort]=sort(val(:,4));
for i=1:max
vI(i,:)=val(Iindsort(i),:);
end
%and becomes vI
vI;
%the last N rows, where are the greatest values of the intensities,
%are conveyed in vL
N=20;
Nm1=N-1;
jmin=max-Nm1;
p=1
for j=jmin:max
vL(p,:)=vI(j,:);
p=p+1;
end
vL;
%the rows of vL are arranged so that the lambda are in
%increasing order
%the new array is called vLL
[Lsort Lindsort]=sort(vL(:,1));
for i=1:N
vLL(i,:)=vL(Lindsort(i),:);
end
vLL;
%from vLL the final values are determined
for q=1:N
mlambda(q)=vLL(q,1);
mm(q)=vLL(q,2);
mfigr(q)=vLL(q,3);
mI(q)=vLL(q,4);
end
%the final values of lambda
mlambda
%the final values of integers
mm
%the final values of fi
mfigr
%the final values of relative intensities
mI
plot(mlambda,mI,'r-o'),grid on
axis([0.40 0.70 0 1500])
title('relative intensity function of lambda between 0.4 and 0.7 micron')
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