Published: 08 Sept 2024 › Updated: 08 Sept 2024
Exercise 2: Deriving the 1st Order and 3rd Order Optics Formulas
In this video, I derive the first-order and third-order optics formulas by approximating the refraction formula for light using first and third-order Taylor polynomials, respectively.
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