refraktiokerroksen
Refraktiokerros, often translated as the refraction layer or refracting layer, refers to a region within a fluid or material where the refractive index changes gradually. This variation in refractive index causes light rays passing through it to bend or refract, not at a single interface, but continuously along their path. Such a layer can occur naturally in various physical phenomena and is also a concept utilized in certain technological applications.
In atmospheric science, refraktiokerros is observed in layers of the atmosphere where temperature and pressure gradients
In optics and laser physics, a refraktiokerros can be intentionally created to guide or manipulate light. For