Lectures related to Plane mirror

Explores image formation, optics laws, wavefronts, and mirror reflections in physics.

Covers solid, liquid, and glassy states of materials, descriptors between atoms, and mirror planes.

Covers the concept of paraxial rays and image formation in mirrors.

Explores the focal length of concave mirrors and reflection laws.

Explains the reflection of an object on a convex mirror using particle rays.

Explores the practical aspects of the Fabry-Perot interferometer, including resolution, reflectivity, and alignment using dielectric mirrors.

Explains image formation by a concave mirror and characteristics of the resulting image.

Explains image formation in convex mirrors using graphical and analytical methods.

Introduces the basic principles of ray optics, covering topics such as microscopy aspects, image formation, and laws of reflection and refraction.

Explores image formation by a converging light beam passing through a diverging lens and reflecting off a mirror.

Explores the focal length-radius relationship, ray tracing for image characteristics, and object placement for concave mirrors.

Explores image formation in a concave mirror and how to find its focal length.

Covers the ray matrix of a lens and the matrix representation of lenses and curved mirrors.

Explores symmetry in molecules through exercise sets 1 and 2.

Covers the fundamental concepts of symmetry elements in materials science.

Delves into modern geometry, covering transformations, isometries, and symmetries.

Explores quantum physics, wave-particle duality, and optical phenomena like reflection and interference.

Explores the concept of center of mass in dynamics, emphasizing the conservation of momentum during collisions.