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Subject: Difference between interfernce by division of amplitude and wavefront.

Date: Sun Aug 19 02:13:04 2012
Posted by Archana
Grade level: 10-12 School: Govt. P. G. College
City: Hisar State/Province: Haryana Country: India
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1345367584.Ph
Message:

We can produce interference by two method: one, by division of amplitude and
second by division of wavefront. My book says that we divide wavefront and
amplitude in both the cases. I don't understand how. I've read Fresnel bi-prism,
Lloyd's mirror and parallel and wedge shaped film. But nothing explains what
does "division" actually means. And how the division takes place.


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