Why it is impossible too observe an interference pattern with two independent bulbs
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Interference is possible when:
1. The both light should have same wavelength.
2. They should have a constant path(which in turn causes phase) difference, same frequency.
3. They should be coherent.
So for better result we consider monochromatic waves that's two waves from a single wave by Young's double slit experiment. It satisfies above conditions.
1. The both light should have same wavelength.
2. They should have a constant path(which in turn causes phase) difference, same frequency.
3. They should be coherent.
So for better result we consider monochromatic waves that's two waves from a single wave by Young's double slit experiment. It satisfies above conditions.
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