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Modified two slit diffraction experiment

I thought up a slight modification to the classic two-slit experiment that would be fun to try, but I am certain that I am not the only person to consider it, and would like to know if it has already ...
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How practical double slit experiment deviate from the young double slit experiment given in a basic physics textbook?

How practical double slit experiment differ from the young double slit experiment given in a basic physics text book? Will there be any difference in the appearance of fringes ? An elaborate ...
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Amplitude of light in double slit experiment

While reading about double slit experiment I have found no article where the amplitudes of light at the board ( on which light falls) is calculated . Only the fringe width and intensity ratios are ...
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Diffraction of a double slit where the slits are far apart

I'm trying to figure out how I can possibly know the real equation of the intensity of the diffraction pattern of a double slit (I don't care about interference for now). Here are my thoughts: ...
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Double slit experiment with polychromatic light

When double slit experiment is carried with white light , the resulting pattern on the screen is predicted by assuming white light as combination of light of different colors. Then it is assumed that ...
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Why diffraction is not happening?

Recently i encountered a problem on the Young's Double Slit Experiment. The question was paragraph and had multiple sub-parts on the different variations of the experiment. One of them was about what ...
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Young's double slit experiment with two glass slabs

Suppose I place two glass slabs with different thickness and refractive indices in a YDSE setup. I was told that if $$ (\mu_1-1)t_1=(\mu_2-1)t_2 $$ then there would be no change in the interference ...
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Why in the experiment of double slits, in case of radiation of wavelength of red light, we can observe an envelop of the minimum?

I have made an experiment in which i have to measure the intensity of the light generated by an $\text{He-Ne}$ laser, in the case of two slits, I pretend to observe an interference lattice. I have to ...
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Necessity of Coherence for Interference in the Context of Indistinguishable Photon Paths

I've been studying the interference phenomena observed in the double-slit experiment and came across a concept that piqued my interest. It is well understood that for interference patterns to form, ...
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Calculating net phase in single slit diffraction

I want to calculate the net phase at a point on the screen in Fresnel diffraction. Attached below is a rough diagram if needed. For this I considered hypothetical $n+1 $ small slits acting as sources ...
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Shift in image caused by refraction in normal image formation and shift in fringe (youngs double slit experiment)

for shift in a image from its original position due to a slab of thickness $t$ and refractive index $u$ is given by $shift(s)=t[1-1/u]$ and for shift in fringes formed during youngs double slit ...
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Double slit diffraction integral?

In our physics class, the professor went over a so-called "diffraction integral" for single slit diffraction: $$E = E_0\cos(kx - kct)\qquad\text{then we ignore time dependence}:$$ $$E = E_0\...
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Minimum intensity fringes are not perfectly dark in diffraction pattern?

I am studying Interference and Diffraction and everywhere I look it is written that "In an interference pattern,the minima are usually perfectly dark while in a diffraction pattern they are not ...
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Justification of the relationship $s/S<\lambda/d$ for interference fringes to be seen

[My book] (NCERT Class 12 Physics text; Chapter no.:10 - Wave Optics) (https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://ncert.nic.in/ncerts/l/leph202.pdf&...
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Slit size vs. object size in double slit experiment

In classical optics, the double slit experiment show interference of light. The spacing of the fringes at a distance $z$ from the slits is given by $$ w \approx \dfrac{z \lambda}{d} \;, $$ where $d$ ...
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