In the case of single slit diffraction and double slit diffraction, we have a combination of...
In the case of single slit diffraction and double slit diffraction, we have a combination of effects. List the key approximations in each case.
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In double slit experiment-
1. There are two slits, and both are coherent.
2. Monochromatic light is used.
3. Distance between slits is very very less in comparison to distance between plane of slits and screen.
In single slit diffraction-
1. There is single slit.
2. Size of slit ( aperture) is very very less in comparison to distance between plane of slit and screen.
3. Monochromatic light is used.
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