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Examples: Tabulated Material
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This folder contains examples demonstrating how to use the `TabulatedMaterial` class from the PyOptik library.
These examples illustrate the practical applications of working with tabulated refractive index and absorption data, which is useful for analyzing materials based on empirical measurements.

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- **Basic Tabulated Material Usage**: Shows how to create an instance of the `TabulatedMaterial` class and access the refractive index and absorption values.
- **Interpolating Refractive Index**: Demonstrates how to interpolate the refractive index and absorption values for a given range of wavelengths.
- **Visualization Example**: Provides an example of plotting the refractive index and absorption over a range of wavelengths using the `plot` method.




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