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Optics, according to the Kubbealtı Lügatı Sözlüğü, is defined as "the branch of physics that studies light and phenomena related to light" . The earliest concepts of light were rooted in religious origins. For example, in Ancient Egypt, light was regarded as a divine power emanating from the eye of the god sun. Similarly, in the Bible, light is described as a created entity brought into existence by God on the first day of creation. In these sacred texts, light is associated with goodness, while

Optical is a broad field that studies the nature, propagation, interactions, and perception of light, and is one of the fundamental pillars of both classical and modern physics. The fact that light exhibits both wave and particle properties has rendered this field an exceptionally rich degree discipline in terms of theoretical modeling, experimental observations, and technological applications. Theories developed by Optical do not merely explain human visual perception; they also underpin advanc