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why the intensity is the most in the center in interference pattern?
The intensity of the interference pattern is highest at the center due to constructive interference, which occurs with the greatest probability at this point. In a double slit experiment with negligible slit width, all maxima exhibit equal intensity. However, in a single slit scenario with a defined width, the central intensity peaks. Additionally, in a double slit setup with non-zero slit width, the central maxima remains the most intense, a concept often overlooked in educational settings.
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