What happened when there is a two-source interference of light? * 1 Origins of disturbances in space yields periodic and concentric wavefronts that generates oscillation of nodal and antinodal lines. The lightwave bends due to the relative homogeneity of mediums. Disturbances occurred due to barriers made by an upper surface and another lower surface of a thin medium. From the origin of disturbance, a wavefront is traversing a medium heading the direction of an aperture resulting in the bending of light.

What happened when there is a two-source interference of light? * 1 Origins of disturbances in space yields periodic and concentric wavefronts that generates oscillation of nodal and antinodal lines. The lightwave bends due to the relative homogeneity of mediums. Disturbances occurred due to barriers made by an upper surface and another lower surface of a thin medium. From the origin of disturbance, a wavefront is traversing a medium heading the direction of an aperture resulting in the bending of light.

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