Diffraction Interference
Diffraction Interference is a physical phenomenon in wave optics wherein the superposition of coherent wavefronts, modified by obstacles or apertures comparable in size to their wavelength, produces characteristic intensity patterns resulting from the constructive and destructive interference of diffracted waves.
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Structural coloration in nature
Jiyu Sun, Bharat Bhushan, Jin Tong · RSC Advances · 2013 · 569 citations
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High-order Talbot fringes for atomic matter waves
S. Nowak, Christian Kurtsiefer, Tilman Pfau et al. · Optics Letters · 1997 · 96 citations
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