What are localised and non localised fringes?

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Localized fringes refer to patterns that are confined to a specific area, while non-localized fringes extend over a broader region. This distinction is crucial in optics and wave theory, where the behavior of light and interference patterns can vary significantly based on the localization of these fringes. Understanding the difference between localized and non-localized fringes is essential for applications in imaging and optical systems.

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  • Concept of spatial localization in physics
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what does it mean by localisation of fringes?
 
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i mean what is meant by localised and non localised fringes.
 

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