Lecture

Interference of Light Sources

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Description

This lecture covers the correction of exercise 2 in series 16, focusing on the interference of light sources. The instructor explains how to calculate the total intensity at a point when two slides are open, deriving expressions for electric fields and interference terms to find the minimal distance between the slides. Through detailed calculations and numerical applications, the lecture demonstrates the conditions for interference to occur and provides a step-by-step solution.

Instructor

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Official source

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