Chapter 36: Q110P (page 1115)
Derive Eq. 36-28, the expression for the half-width of the lines in a grating’s diffraction pattern
Short Answer
The required equation for the half width of the lines is diffraction grating pattern is .
Chapter 36: Q110P (page 1115)
Derive Eq. 36-28, the expression for the half-width of the lines in a grating’s diffraction pattern
The required equation for the half width of the lines is diffraction grating pattern is .
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