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Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
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7 years ago
Hello oem7110,

Trying to understand your drawing. Are you asking if the level of intensity change based on the angle in which the laser is reflected?
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Hello oem7110,

Trying to understand your drawing. Are you asking if the level of intensity change based on the angle in which the laser is reflected?



Light is electromagnetic radiation, which is an oscillating electric and magnetic field, so it is electrical and magnetic. When RED lasers meet together at the intercepting point, Based on Fleming's right-hand rule, I would like to know on how light effects each other at this intercepting point.  On the other words, how Interference of Light behave at different angles (90 degrees vs 120 degrees).

Do you have suggestions?
Thanks you very much for any suggestions.
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Constructive vs Destructive Interference ...
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7 years ago
I found a chapter on interference of light, and I have uploaded it below.

Maybe you could read through it and possible find an answer to how angles affect the interference of light waves. It also discusses constructive vs destructive Interference
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