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Creating a reflective surface for wave propagation

Posted 13.07.2010, 18:16 GMT-4 1 Reply

Ashwin Shankar
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I recently went over the wave propagation tutorial which I used to simulate the interference of light. I was having trouble figuring out the conditions that I need to make a surface reflective. I am looking to model a diffraction grating spectrometer which works on a principle similar to the Bragg diffraction.
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Posted: 1 decade ago 21.08.2011, 05:41 GMT-4
hi
i have simillar problem by reflecting.are you get any answer for your question?can you help me for solving my problem?
thanks for your attention
hi i have simillar problem by reflecting.are you get any answer for your question?can you help me for solving my problem? thanks for your attention

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