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The science of light (1910)

Phillips, Percy · London : T. C. & E. C. Jack ; New York : Dodge Pub. Co. · leaf 91

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aseof interference. We shall get light in all directions, andthe period will alter with the direction, the intensitygradually falling off as the obliquity becomes greater.If a receiver which absorbs all the waves equally, i.e.which has no special period of its own, is placed toreceive the pulses it… … Fig. 53. NATURE OF WHITE LIGHT 89 bolometer strip there is very little sign of maxima andminima, but there is a little. There is a central maximum which has a minimumon each side, then rising to a maximum, and gradually-falling off from the second maximum. The intensitycurve is something like that…

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