Lecture

Diffraction and Interference: Waves Phenomena

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of diffraction and interference of waves, explaining how they occur between two slits and in the context of X-ray diffraction by a crystal. It also delves into the phenomenon of light diffusion, discussing its efficiency and characteristics, such as scattering. The instructor explores the conditions for constructive interference and the Braff condition in the context of X-ray diffraction.

Instructors (2)

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Physics

Optics: Fourier optics

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