transmittivity

(ˌtrænzmɪˈtɪvɪtɪ)

(General Physics) physics the transmittance of unit thickness of a substance, neglecting any scattering effects

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For simplicity, we assumed both mirrors 1 and 2 are perfect reflectors; each has a reflectivity R and transmittivity T, with R + T = 1.

Optical Bistability in a Controllable Giant Self-Kerr Nonlinear Gaseous Medium under Electromagnetically Induced Transparency and Doppler Broadening

A zero-order grating of metallic slabs with a 75 [micro]m homogeneously aligned layer of LC in between to exploit tunable wavelength selection properties at microwave frequencies allowed for a high tunability at low voltages but it reduced the transmittivity to 20% or less.

Tunable Amplitude and Phase Modulation in Terahertz Regime Using Transverse Stratified Configuration

where R and T represent reflectivity and transmittivity. It is evident that for a lossless material,

Electromagnetic interference shielding effectiveness of MWCNT filled poly(ether sulfone) and poly(ether imide) nanocomposites

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