DEPENDENCE OF LIGHT-PROPAGATION IN RANDOM MULTILAYERS A-SI-H A-SI3N4+X-H ON INCIDENT ANGLE, DELOCALIZATION OF P-POLARIZED LIGHT AND ITS EXPLANATION BY EXTENDED BREWSTER-ANGLE - EXPERIMENTS AND SIMULATION/
Y. Yamada et al., DEPENDENCE OF LIGHT-PROPAGATION IN RANDOM MULTILAYERS A-SI-H A-SI3N4+X-H ON INCIDENT ANGLE, DELOCALIZATION OF P-POLARIZED LIGHT AND ITS EXPLANATION BY EXTENDED BREWSTER-ANGLE - EXPERIMENTS AND SIMULATION/, Journal of non-crystalline solids, 200, 1996, pp. 796-799
Anomalous optical properties of amorphous multilayers have been unders
tood by the classical localization of Light propagation. Dependence of
anomalous optical properties on incident angle are studied in this re
port by experiments following the prediction by simulation. Anomalous
reflection peaks and dips for p-waves converge to zero with the increa
se of incident angle to 60 degrees, consistent with simulation. Disapp
earance of anomalous reflection peaks and dips for p-waves is explaine
d by the delocalization of light propagation for p-waves at the extend
ed Brewster angle for optically absorbent materials.