Wavelength/Frequency inside a cavity

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The discussion focuses on a mathematical transition between equations 3.45 and 3.46 in a provided resource. The user initially expresses confusion about how the term (f2/c3) transforms into λ-4. Upon further reflection, the user realizes that the explanation is found in earlier parts of the derivation. This highlights the importance of reviewing prior equations for clarity in complex mathematical concepts. The conversation emphasizes the interconnectedness of mathematical steps in deriving physical principles.
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Ah, I just figured it out! The answer lies in the earlier part of the derivation. D'oh!
 
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