Interference, diffraction, polarization of light . Methodical Instructions for Seminar Classes in Physics" edited by L. In. Makhnova is a unique educational material that will become an indispensable assistant for students and teachers studying optics and light physics. This publication not only deepens the understanding of fundamental physical phenomena, but also helps to develop the practical skills necessary for successful mastering the course. The book examines key aspects of light interference, diffraction, and polarizationthe three main phenomena that form the basis of optics. Each of these phenomena has its own unique characteristics and laws, and they allow us to explain many processes occurring in nature and technology. The reader will be able to learn about how light waves interact with each other, how they change as they pass through different environments, and how these properties can be used in practical applications. Guidelines compiled by L. In. Makhnova and a team of authors are aimed at making the study of these complex things all the more accessible and understandable. The book presents not only theoretical foundations, but also practical tasks that will help to consolidate the knowledge gained . This makes the publication ideal for students who are preparing for seminar classes, as well as for teachers looking for quality materials to prepare for lessons . The book will be especially useful for students of physics and mathematics departments, as well as for anyone interested in the physics of light and its properties. It is suitable for both beginners and more experienced readers who want to deepen their knowledge in this area. If you are interested in physics, optics, astronomy or engineering, this edition will be an important addition to your library. The topics raised in the book cover not only theoretical aspects, but also practical applications of optical phenomena in various fields of science and technology. Readers will be able to learn how interference is used in optical instruments, how diffraction affects image quality in microscopes and telescopes, and how light polarization finds application in modern technologies such as LCD screens and photonics. This knowledge not only broadens the horizons, but also opens up new horizons for future research and development. The style of the author and the team working on the book is distinguished by the clarity and accessibility of the presentation . They strive to convey complex scientific concepts in a simple and understandable language, which makes the material easy to perceive. L. In. Makhnova is known for her work in physics and education, and her approach to learning is always focused on the practical application of knowledge. Among her other well-known works are textbooks and manuals on various branches of physics, which are also popular among students and teachers. If you are looking for a high-quality and informative guide to the physics of light, which will help you not only prepare for classes, but also to better understand the amazing phenomena occurring in the world of optics, then the book "Interference, diffraction, polarization of light. Guidelines for seminar classes in physics" will be an excellent choice for you. Do not miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills in this exciting area of science!