None of this phenomenon occurs when the angle of incidence with a boundary is Brewster's angle.
Johann Lambert names a model of the diffuse form of this phenomenon. None of this phenomenon occurs when the angle of incidence with a boundary is Brewster's angle. Its "specular" form involves only one (*) incoming and outgoing direction. Its "total internal" form occurs in fiber-optic materials and occurs at angles above the critical angle from the normal. Its "retro" form can be achieved by using three perpendicular mirrors. For 10 points, name this phenomenon, in which light hits a surface and rebounds in the other direction.
Johann Lambert names a model of the diffuse form of this phenomenon.
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