In the equation φ = (2πa/λ) sin θ for single-slit diffraction, φ is:
A. the angle to the first minimum
B. the angle to the second maximum
C. the phase angle between the extreme rays
D. Nπ where N is an integer
E. (N + 1/2)π where N is an integer
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In the equation φ = (2πa/λ) sin θ for single-slit diffraction, φ is:
A. the angle to the first minimum
B. the angle to the second maximum
C. the phase angle between the extreme rays
D. Nπ where N is an integer
E. (N + 1/2)π where N is an integer
In the equation φ = (2πa/λ) sin θ for single-slit diffraction, φ is:
A. the angle to the first minimum
B. the angle to the second maximum
C. the phase angle between the extreme rays
D. Nπ where N is an integer
E. (N + 1/2)π where N is an integer
C. the phase angle between the extreme rays