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terryds
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In Young's double slit formula, the equation is
d sin \theta = m \lambda
Which means that
sin \theta = m \lambda / d
But, what if d < \lamda so the sine value becomes greater than 1?
Will there be any interference?
d sin \theta = m \lambda
Which means that
sin \theta = m \lambda / d
But, what if d < \lamda so the sine value becomes greater than 1?
Will there be any interference?