Physics, asked by Abhinv4022, 4 months ago

A beam cannot have a thinner diameter than its wavelength since

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Answered by zm91189

A Beam Cannot Have A Thinner Diameter Than Its Wavelength Since 1: It CAN Have A Thinner Diameter 2: Huygens Principle Will No Longer Apply 3: It Depends On The Wavelength 4: The Wavelets Are Unable To Interfere Destructively Outside The Beam.

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