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Intensity LL2 sec 54

Questions: Why just 2 principal radii? Are ac and bd necessarily perpendicular? Will it matter in the subsequent discussion?

Intensity = energy flux density ~(surface area that given energy flows through)-1 Gives change in intensity along a given ray as a function of distances from definite points on this ray This formula cannot be used to compare intensity at different points on the same single surface. The formula applies to points of intersection for a given ray passing through different wave surfaces

Question: Is wave surface spherical?

Assignment: Present this.