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The sum of the blue and red waves give the purple one. If the phases are the same, the purple wave is an amplified. For the opposite (phases out), the wave is disappearing. This is the interference phenomenon.
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English: The sum of the blue and red waves give the purple one. If the phases are the same, the purple wave is an amplified. For the opposite (phases out), the wave is disappearing. This is the interference phenomenon. English: The sum of the blue and red waves give the purple one. If the phases are the same, the purple wave is an amplified. For the opposite (phases out), the wave is disappearing. This is the interference phenomenon. |
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| Author | Smouss |
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| current | 15:25, 27 November 2019 | | 600 × 327 (1.71 MB) | Simon Raffy (talk | contribs) | User created page with UploadWizard |
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