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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs
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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs
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Interference of Light
Module - 1
Nature of Light
Duration: 3.55 Min
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Module - 2
Newton's Corpuscular Theory
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Module - 3
Huygen's Wave Theory
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Module - 4
Huygen's Theory of Wavefront Propagation of Light
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Module - 5
Maxwell's Electromagnetic Theory
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Module - 6
Interference of Light
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Module - 7
Theory of Interference of Two Waves
Duration: 10.27 Min
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Module - 8
Intensity of Light at the Point of Interference
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Module - 9
Interference of Equal Intensity Waves
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Module - 10
Condition of Path Difference for Constructive and Destructive Interference
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Module - 11
Solved Example-1
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Module - 12
Solved Example-2
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Module - 13
Solved Example-3
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Module - 14
Solved Example-4
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Module - 15
Young's Double Slit Experiment
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Module - 16
Light Intensity on Screen in YDSE
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Module - 17
Distance of Bright and Dark Fringes in YDSE
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Module - 18
Fringe Width in YDSE
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Module - 19
Solved Example-5
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Module - 20
Solved Example-6
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Solved Example-7
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Module - 22
Solved Example-8
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Module - 23
Effect of Changing Direction on Incident Light in YDSE
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Module - 24
Effect Submerging YDSE in a Transparent Media
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Module - 25
Path Difference Between Two Parallel Waves due to a Denser Medium
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Module - 26
Effect of Placing a Thin Transparent Film in YDSE
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Module - 27
Concept of z-value on YDSE Screen
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Module - 28
Use of White Light in YDSE
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Module - 29
Effect of Changing Slit Width in YDSE
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Module - 30
Fresnal's Biprism as a Limiting Case of YDSE
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Module - 31
Lloyd's Mirror as a Limiting Case of YDSE
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Module - 32
Billet Split Lens as a Limiting Case of YDSE
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Module - 33
Interference of Two Parallel Beams of monochromatic Light
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Module - 34
Shapes of Fringes by Interference due to Difference Sources
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Module - 35
Solved Example-9
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Module - 36
Solved Example-10
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Module - 37
Solved Example-11
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Module - 38
Solved Example-12
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Module - 39
Interference due to Thin Films in Reflected Light
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Module - 40
Interference due to Thin Films in Transmitted Light
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Module - 41
Interference of Reflected Light by a Very Thin Film
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Module - 42
Solved Example-13
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Module - 43
Solved Example-14
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Module - 44
Solved Example-15
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Module - 45
Interference due to Thin Wedge Shaped Film
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Module - 46
Interference by an Air Wedge
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Module - 47
Shape of Interference Fringes in Reflected Light
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Sir aren't all bright fringes supposed to have same brightness in YDSE any setup?
4 years ago by Divy Sisodia
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when we keep the transparent material on slit 1 how come the light from slit 2 also refract.
7 years ago by hulk iron
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the same light ray will move. the difference is that the 1st constructive interference(maxima) (with highest inttensity) will take place at a point above O .
7 years ago by
Pratyush Ranjan Roul
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