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$Diffraction / Wave mechanics / Optics / Quantum mechanics / Fraunhofer diffraction / Wavelength / Interference / Double-slit experiment / Fresnel diffraction / Coherence / Augustin-Jean Fresnel / Christiaan Huygens$ Date: 2015-08-27 22:55:14 Diffraction Wave mechanics Optics Quantum mechanics Fraunhofer diffraction Wavelength Interference Double-slit experiment Fresnel diffraction Coherence Augustin-Jean Fresnel Christiaan Huygens		MODULE - 2 Interference Introduction: The wave theory of light was first put forward by Christian Huygens inAlthough Newton’s corpuscular theory had satisfactorily explained the phenomena of reflection and refra Add to Reading List Source URL: hithaldia.in Download Document from Source Website File Size: 587,51 KB Share Document on Facebook

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