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what r the important topics in wave optics?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Ok,I am saying:-1.Types of wavefronts2.Huygen's principle3.Young's double slit experiment4.Single slit experiment5.Law of Mallus6.Coherent sources7.Types of interference8.Brewster's lawThese are some of the basic topics in wave optics, hope you understood.

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