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Kaneki123
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Okay...I have a question that, I have often read the statement in various topics on diffraction that "Diffraction is maximum when slit is comparable to wavelength of wave". Can someone point out what is exactly meant by ''greater or maximum diffraction'' here?...Like if we are going to talk about in the sense that "diffraction is greater when water waves, after passing through the slit, bend upto the "outer surface" of the slit", then is'nt that what happens in ''every'' diffraction, if we are to consider Hyugens Principle?...Any help is appreciated...
P.S: I know my question does not make much sense, so i will try my best to elaborate it in my replies...
P.S: I know my question does not make much sense, so i will try my best to elaborate it in my replies...