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WAVE OPTICS · Part 10

Chapter 10: Front Matter · PHYSICS-VOLUME 2

I cos f  ( . ) In equation ( . ) if the phase difference, ϕ = , ± π , ± π . .

. , it corresponds to the condition for maximum intensity of light called constructive interference . The resultant maximum intensity is, a a I I max max ∝ ( . ) - - - - Unit wave optics EXAMPLE .

Two light sources have intensity of light as I . What is the resultant intensity at a point where the two light waves have a phase difference of π / ? Solution Let the intensities be I . The resultant intensity is, I = I cos ( ϕ / ) Resultant intensity when, f p / , is cos / p

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