Abstract
The phase change with wavelength has been measured for some multilayer dielectric films at specific wavelengths and at low orders of interference (20 to 40). Some results for silver films are included for comparison. The method employed multiple-beam Fizeau fringes superimposed on channeled spectra, providing a simple means of obtaining the orders, both integral and fractional. The order of magnitude of the phase dispersion with the multilayer films made it necessary to compare theoretically computed values with the experimental values in order to determine the integral order uniquely. These theoretical values were calculated by matrix and Smith chart methods.
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