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title: 'The 5 laws of geometrical optics'
media_order: 'interaction_lumiere_surface_3.gif,Opt_Geo_refle_lim.gif,Loi_reflexion.png,Opt_Geo_loi_refrac.jpg'
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###The 5 laws of light rays optics
**Fermat's principle $\Longrightarrow$ 5 las of light rays optics**
##### Propagation of light is rectilinear
In an homogenous and isotropice medium for its optical properties, light rays propagate in straight lines.
##### Light rays do not interact with each other
##### Law of reflection
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Rays are geometrical constructions that indicate the direction of flow of the luminous energy
- in an homogenous medium, rays are stright lines.
- in an isotropic medium, rays
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* The **reflected ray** *belongs to the incidente plane*, and is*located in the opposite side to that of the incident ray*, with regard to the normal of the surface at the impact point. **The angle of reflection $r$ is equal to the angle of incidence $i_1$ :
$r=i_1$**
![](Loi_reflexion.png)
##### Law of refraction
![](Opt_Geo_loi_refrac.jpg)
[](https://www.geogebra.org/material/iframe/id/bg5ewxee)
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