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kooba
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Short question, but I can't figure it out - when we have a diffraction on any obstacle, which is construction of spherical Huygens waves, why the situation presents as it is shown on the first picture and not like on the second picture, what could actually be expected, as we consider spherical Huygens wavelets (third picture).
Of course in such situations, there wouldn't be any shades, but how it is, from the Huygens construction, that the situation is as it is on the first picture.
Of course in such situations, there wouldn't be any shades, but how it is, from the Huygens construction, that the situation is as it is on the first picture.