File:Thin film interference - anti-reflection coating.gif

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English: A wave of light reflecting off the upper and lower boundaries of an anti-reflection coating on glass. The reflected waves interfere with one another.
Date 15 May 2013, 03:37:40
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Author Chanli44 at English Wikipedia

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  • 2010-05-07 04:37:52 Chanli44 1900×1600 (37823 bytes) Created by me in Adobe Illustrator. This is an image of a wave of light reflecting off the upper and lower boundaries of an anti-reflection coating on glass. The reflected waves interfere with one another. == License == {{PD-self}}

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