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Abelès method revisited

Petre C. Logofătu, Dan Apostol, Victor Damian, Iuliana M. Iordache, Mihaela M. Bojan, and Raluca Müller

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Abstract

The Abelès method is a classical method for determining the refractive index of dielectric thin films. In this paper we examine the main features of the method in a formal manner, using closed-form equations, and we show that the method is ambiguous in certain yet unreported situations.

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