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Calculate the conductivity from the index of refraction and the damping constant for copper (0.14 and 3.35, respectively; measurement at room temperature and λ=0.6 μm). Compare your result with the conductivity of copper (see Appendix 4). You will notice a difference between these conductivities by several orders of magnitude. Why? (Compare only the same units!)
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