Estimate the thickness of a vacuum layer for light incident

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Estimate, in vacuum wavelengths, the thickness of a vacuum layer which would permit appreciable tunneling for light incident at 42 degrees and for light incident at 4 degrees.

Reference no: EM13339580

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