Lecture

Wave Optics: Wave Phenomena & Interference

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Description

This lecture covers wave propagation in free space, the relationship between velocity and wavelength of light, wave propagation in different mediums, wave phenomena like diffraction and interference, and Thomas Young's double-slit experiment demonstrating constructive and destructive interference.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Optics: Fourier optics

Electromagnetism: Waves

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