Diffraction, at high frequencies, depends upon 1. geometry of the object 2. polarization of the incident wave 3. amplitude of the incident wave 4. frequency of the incident wave
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Diffraction at high frequencies depends upon geometry of object ,polarisation of light and amplitude of incident wave
- Diffraction tends to bending of rays even line of sight does not exists between the receiver and transmitter
- Through diffraction we can know the slit width for single and double slit experiments.We can say it reveals the geometry of object
- Diffraction is directly proportional to the polarization of incident wave
- Diffraction also deoends on the amplitude of the incident wave.The wave amplitude determines the overall intensity
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