5. A laser cavity is formed by the Fresnel reflections between two cleaved facets. Therefractive index of the laser cavity is n = 3.5 and the absorption parameter is a = 30c* mΛ^ - 1 At which cavity length, the mirror loss is equal to the absorption loss in the laser cavity?

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5. A laser cavity is formed by the Fresnel reflections between two cleaved facets. The refractive index of the laser cavity is n = 3.5 and the absorption parameter is a = 30c* m Λ ^ - 1 At which cavity length, the mirror loss is equal to the absorption loss in the laser cavity?