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##### The refraction index
**Refractive Index $`n`$**       
**$`n \; = \; \frac{c}{v}`$**
**$`n \; = \; \dfrac{c}{v}`$**
* **`c`** : *speed of light in vacuum* (absolute limit)
* **`v`** : *speed of light in the middle* homogeneous
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!! $`n`$: complex value dependent on the $\nu$ frequency of the electromagnetic wave, strong variations representative of all light / matter interaction mechanisms: $`n (\nu) = \Re[n(\nu )] + \Im[n(\nu)]`$ <br>
!!
!! In the visible domain (where $`\lambda_0`$ is more used than $`\nu`$) and for transparent medium : <br>
!! real value, small variations of $`n`$ with $`\lambda_0`$ ($`\frac{\Delta n}{n} <1 \%`$)
!! real value, small variations of $`n`$ with $`\lambda_0`$ $`\left(\frac{\Delta n}{n} < 1\%\right)`$
##### Optical path

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