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Graduate Splitting light into colors, mathematical expression (fourier transforms)
Ok, then how would this look specifically for a Gaussian slit experiment? Does that give the frequency distribution you were looking for?- FordDJ22
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Graduate Splitting light into colors, mathematical expression (fourier transforms)
Basically, given a function that gives the number of photons hitting a certain area, I want a mathematical way to determine how many of those photons are of a specific frequency (such as red light).- FordDJ22
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Graduate Splitting light into colors, mathematical expression (fourier transforms)
I am trying to solve a problem that includes a function of the light hitting a certain area. My question is, how would I change a function G(x) of photons hitting a certain area to include just photons of a certain wavelength, say red light. I feel like this could be accomplished using a Fourier...- FordDJ22
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