When light of wavelength `lambda` travels through glass, the refractive index of glass varies with wavelength as `mu=A+(B)/(lambda^(2))`. What are the dimensional formulae of A and B?

The refractive index mu of a medium is found to vary with wavelength lambda as mu = A +(B)/(lambda^2). What are the dimensions of A and B?

The relation between refractive index and the wavelength light mu= A + B//lambda^2 . What is the dimension of B?

When white light travels through glass, the refractive index of glass ( mu =velocity of light in air/velocity of light in glass) is found to vary with wavelength as mu=A+(B)/(lambda^(2)) . Using the principle of homogeneity of dimensions, Find the SI units in which the constants A and B expressed.

When white light travels through glass the refractive index mu=(velocity of light in air/velocity of light in glass) is found to very with waveless as mu=A+B/lambda^2 where A and B are constants. Using the principle of homogeneity of dimensions, determine the SI unit in which A and B must be expressed.

The angles of incidence and refraction of a monochromatic ray of light of wavelength lamda at an air-glass interface are i and r, respectively. A parallel beam of light with a small spread delta lamda in wavelength about a mean wavelength lamda is refracted at the same air-glass interface. The refractive index mu of glass depends on the wavelength lamda as mu(lamda) = a + b//lamda2 where a and b are constants. Then the angular spread in the angle of refraction of the beam is

The angles of incidence and refraction of a monochromatic ray of light of wavelength lamda at an air-glass interface are i and r, respectively. A parallel beam of light with a small spread delta lamda in wavelength about a mean wavelength lamda is refracted at the same air-glass interface. The refractive index mu of glass depends on the wavelength lamda as mu(lamda) = a + b//lamda2 where a and b are constants. Then the angular spread in the angle of refraction of the beam is

A light wave of frequency nu and wavelength lambda travels from air to glass. Then,