Elements of Natural Philosophy
Elements of Natural Philosophy
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(2. ) If the vessel is in the form of an ellipse, and a wave originate at one of the focii, all the rays will converge, after re- flection, to the other focus ; and if they proceed from the focus of a parabola, a, Fig. 179, they will be reflected in paral- lel lines, as b d, e d.
(3. ) If a circular wave fall upon a plane surface at right an- gles to it, then the different rays of undulation will meet the sur- face in successive moments of time, in consequence of which the form of the reflected... wave will be the reverse of the incident wave ; that is, the rays which first strike the surface will be re- flected first, and will have returned to the same distance from the surface at the time the last rays meet it, that these last rays were at the moment the first were reflected.
What is the form of waves ? How will the reflected wave move if it originate at the center of a circle ? How if it originate at the focus of an ellipse ? a parabola ? If a circular wave fall upon a plane surface, in what manner will it be reflected 1 INTERFERENCE OF WATER-WAVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2. ) If the vessel is in the form of an ellipse, and a wave originate at one of the focii, all the rays will converge, after re- flection, to the other focus ; and if they proceed from the focus of a parabola, a, Fig. 179, they will be reflected in paral- lel lines, as b d, e d.
(3. ) If a circular wave fall upon a plane surface at right an- gles to it, then the different rays of undulation will meet the sur- face in successive moments of time, in consequence of which the form of the reflected... wave will be the reverse of the incident wave ; that is, the rays which first strike the surface will be re- flected first, and will have returned to the same distance from the surface at the time the last rays meet it, that these last rays were at the moment the first were reflected.
What is the form of waves ? How will the reflected wave move if it originate at the center of a circle ? How if it originate at the focus of an ellipse ? a parabola ? If a circular wave fall upon a plane surface, in what manner will it be reflected 1 INTERFERENCE OF WATER-WAVES.
What to read after Elements of Natural Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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