The phenomena of reflection, refraction, interference, diffraction are common to both transverse waves and longitudinal waves. But the transverse nature of light waves is demonstrated only by the phenomenon of polarization. It is a property of waves that can oscillate with more than one orientation.
More Posts
-
What is Spyware?
-
The Risk of Population Disruption Due to Decarbonization
-
Phase (P) System Equilibria
-
Ancient Viruses Hidden in Junk DNA Protect Marsupials against Modern Counterparts
-
Computer-based AI software can function like human intelligence
-
Climate change impact on solar and wind energy production
Latest Post
-
Top QS World University Rankings 2024
-
Nano-oscillator Achieves Record Quality Factor
-
Not Only Do Opposites Attract: A New Study Demonstrates That Like-Charged Particles Can Come Together
-
A Breakthrough in Single-photon Integration Shows Promise for Quantum Computing and Cryptography
-
Could the Sun be Conscious? Enter the Unorthodox World of Panpsychism
-
The Brains of Conspiracy Theorists Are Different: Here’s How