Artiwizoras SG Hmm, where is the TS? Where is the secret question? Where, Where? Anyway, I shall ask a question. It seems like 2 photons can collide if they have high energy, ie momentum. How will the interference pattern be like? How different from normal light?
AMEN567889 SG cuz u made me dulan liaos..so i scold u ish rights. juz tell me..are u an uni grad or poly grad?
Artiwizoras SG 1. Negligible resistance. 2. Not close to speed of light? 3. Uniform gravitational pull? 4. Constant horizontal velocity but it is sort of mentioned in 1. 5. Object has mass. Lol.
Diehard_89 SG ERHH SORRY ARH not that I look down upon you all just that I waited a long time just now still no one replies so I logged off my question is about light interference double slit one when the intensity of light doesn't affect the fringe seperation right..cos the equation x=landa(Big D/ small d)..you know lah..will it affect the intensity on the screen? if the intensity of the light incident on the slit is increased, the intensity on the screen will also increase right?..how to explain arh?..is it saying that since intensity is proportional to amplitude and since intensity is lowered, amplitude is lower and the resultant amplitude on the screen will also be greater? As such, the intensity is higher? any one can offer a better or full explanation?
sir sickolot II SG been eons since i last touched physics... in any case i'm inclined to believe intensity has no effect on fringe speration. see wiki for details.......... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_slit_experiment
