A standing electromagnetic wave can induce this phenomenon in the Kapitsa-Dirac effect.
A standing electromagnetic wave can induce this phenomenon in the Kapitsa-Dirac effect. One principleused in analyzing this phenomenon is used to show that the product of the metal and slot impedances of anantenna is equal to eta squared divided by 4. In one instance, this phenomenon shows a series of intensitypeaks at the maxima of the square of the sinc [sink] function. The integral from zero to x of sin squared orcosine squared are important in describing one version of it. The first zero of a first order (*) Bessel functionof the first kind appears in a formula explaining how this effect limits the angular resolution of a system; that is theRayleigh criterion. Fraunhofer names its far-field variant. The Huygens principle is used to explain this phenomenonfor a single slit. For 10 points, name this effect in which waves bend around an object or aperture.
A standing electromagnetic wave can induce this phenomenon in the Kapitsa-Dirac effect.
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