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When light goes through a single slit, you get an interesting diffraction pattern: the light spreads out but also has ripples. But it also interferes with itself and creates a particular pattern on a ...

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You've probably heard of polarized sunglasses. Maybe you even own a pair. But how does it work, and what is this

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Okay, we've been talking a lot about lenses that are curved away from us: positive lenses (convex). But what about lenses that ...

Single Slit Diffraction | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M28-16

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When light shines through a very small slit, it spreads out. But it also interferes with itself and creates a particular pattern on a ...

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How do contact lenses correct your vision. Let's look a an example will real numbers to calculate focal lengths and optical powers ...

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If I look up into the night sky, I can see individual stars. But what if one of those stars was really TWO stars, a binary system.

Single Slit Interference | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M28-19

Single Slit Interference | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M28-19

Let's look at a specific example of single slit interference. In this case, we have a known slit size, and when we shine light through ...

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Two Slit Interference | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M28-18

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When light goes through a single slit, you get an interesting diffraction pattern: the light spreads out but also has ripples.