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Monochromatic light of wavelength λ diffracts through a narrow slit S in an otherwise opaque screen. On the other side of the slit, there is a plane mirror perpendicular to the screen, with a distance h from the slit. A lens is placed at the far end of the mirror, and a viewing screen A is placed at the focal distance of the lens. Light from the slit that travels directly through the lens to A interferes with light from the slit that reflects from the mirror, through the lens to A. This arrangement is known as Lloyd's Mirror, and it produces a double-slit interference pattern from a single slit.
Are there any phase changes due to reflection?
Monochromatic light of wavelength λ diffracts through a narrow slit S in an otherwise opaque screen. On the other side of the slit, there is a plane mirror perpendicular to the screen, with a distance h from the slit. A lens is placed at the far end of the mirror, and a viewing screen A is placed at the focal distance of the lens. Light from the slit that travels directly through the lens to A interferes with light from the slit that reflects from the mirror, through the lens to A. This arrangement is known as Lloyd's Mirror, and it produces a double-slit interference pattern from a single slit.
Are there any phase changes due to reflection?
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