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: Phenomena such as interference and diffraction, often modeled through the Huygens-Fresnel principle.
This book, , is a staple resource for students in French scientific preparatory classes (CPGE) such as MPSI, PCSI, PTSI, and second-year PSI. Authored by Hubert Lumbroso , a renowned professor at Lycée Masséna, it is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical course summaries and complex competitive exam problems. Key Features & Content
Optique - Geometrique Et Ondulatoire - 98 Problemes ... - Scribd
: It includes 98 fully solved problems specifically selected to act as "type problems." The goal is for students to be able to map any exam question back to a model found in the book. Thematic Sections :
: Each chapter typically opens with a concise review of essential formulas and theorems before diving into detailed problem sets. Availability and Formats
: The manual spans both first and second-year curricula, following the national education standards established in the mid-90s.
: Mirrors (plane and spherical), prisms, optical fibers, thin lenses, and catadioptric systems.
: Phenomena such as interference and diffraction, often modeled through the Huygens-Fresnel principle.
This book, , is a staple resource for students in French scientific preparatory classes (CPGE) such as MPSI, PCSI, PTSI, and second-year PSI. Authored by Hubert Lumbroso , a renowned professor at Lycée Masséna, it is designed to bridge the gap between theoretical course summaries and complex competitive exam problems. Key Features & Content
Optique - Geometrique Et Ondulatoire - 98 Problemes ... - Scribd
: It includes 98 fully solved problems specifically selected to act as "type problems." The goal is for students to be able to map any exam question back to a model found in the book. Thematic Sections :
: Each chapter typically opens with a concise review of essential formulas and theorems before diving into detailed problem sets. Availability and Formats
: The manual spans both first and second-year curricula, following the national education standards established in the mid-90s.
: Mirrors (plane and spherical), prisms, optical fibers, thin lenses, and catadioptric systems.