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Diffraction

The document discusses diffraction phenomena, including Fresnel's and Fraunhofer's diffraction, and their mathematical representations. It covers concepts such as single slit diffraction, double slit interference, and the effects of changing light wavelengths on diffraction patterns. Additionally, it addresses calculations related to fringe spacing and intensity in diffraction experiments.

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Diffraction

The document discusses diffraction phenomena, including Fresnel's and Fraunhofer's diffraction, and their mathematical representations. It covers concepts such as single slit diffraction, double slit interference, and the effects of changing light wavelengths on diffraction patterns. Additionally, it addresses calculations related to fringe spacing and intensity in diffraction experiments.

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