The prism video is live!
🕑 Added 2023-11-30 18:47:46 +0000 UTCFinally, after two months, it's out. If there's anyone you know who you think may enjoy this lesson, do consider sharing it with them.
Based on Patron comments, I ended up adding a bit more to the explanation, and pulling out the section about other questions on the index of refraction into a separate video, which should be out fairly shortly.
Comments
Pedro Carvalho
Hey grant, watching this video a question came to mind which has always been something that I couldn't wrap my head around. Considering the "excitement" model of reflection and color, how exactly does that translate in terms of reflections and angles? Is the energy absorption and "layering" just a simplification for ease of understanding or is it something to do with the "dual" behavior of light, as a particle-wave thingy? i.e., if we consider this electromagnetic wave modelling of resonance and such, I have an understanding that if something "is green", it implies that its material's resonant frequency is similar to the green light's frequency. However, the way I was taught in terms of photons and electrons, a Green material would be green because of the difference in energy levels of its electrons layers. From my understanding, both of these models are consistent, but how do they relate to each other? And is there any way to make them equivalent? And returning to the initial question, how do you explain/model angles and reflection on a photon excitement material engineering view?
Michael
Note sure how to share this picture/meme, let's try this: https://www.facebook.com/mcr314/posts/pfbid0QWDKNzjLueb7XaEAwTdgv22Nb4ejn9KwHAL7ZJraVbPrjFXiTw7wbukuknxo1VDLl
Bartosz Błaszkiewicz
I am featured in 3b1b video. My life is complete.
John Nichols
Great video. The new animations were great.
Robert Baker
Very clear
Martín Hoecker-Martínez
I am curious, will you go into describing absorption and emission (LASER!) with indices of refraction (or will you show self restraint)
Nico Zimmer
Rerecording the narration was worth it. Already the introduction sounds so much smoother :)