Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 3
Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 3
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The appearance therefore after reflection will be that of a precisely similar system of concentric waves arising i'rom c'.
If CN be the direction of an incident portion of a wave, C'N will be its direction after reflection ; and since CM is equal to C'M, MN is common to the triangles CMN and C'MN, and the right angles c MN and C'MN are equal, it follows that the angle CN Q or N CM is equal to M c' N or Q N R, that is, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. ] [227. Refractio...n. Let a portion of a circular wave which is so small that it maybe taken as straight, fall in the direction A B on the bound- ing surface B B' of another medium. Let BW be the surface of the incident wave. Suppose that during the time in which the disturbance would travel from ?n to B', a wave in the second medium would pass through B c. Now as the wave reaches the surface B B', the various points of the latter are disturbed, and semicircular waves are propagated from them in both directions, but on account of the different velocities in the two media, these will not correspond so as to form complete circular waves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The appearance therefore after reflection will be that of a precisely similar system of concentric waves arising i'rom c'.
If CN be the direction of an incident portion of a wave, C'N will be its direction after reflection ; and since CM is equal to C'M, MN is common to the triangles CMN and C'MN, and the right angles c MN and C'MN are equal, it follows that the angle CN Q or N CM is equal to M c' N or Q N R, that is, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. ] [227. Refractio...n. Let a portion of a circular wave which is so small that it maybe taken as straight, fall in the direction A B on the bound- ing surface B B' of another medium. Let BW be the surface of the incident wave. Suppose that during the time in which the disturbance would travel from ?n to B', a wave in the second medium would pass through B c. Now as the wave reaches the surface B B', the various points of the latter are disturbed, and semicircular waves are propagated from them in both directions, but on account of the different velocities in the two media, these will not correspond so as to form complete circular waves.
What to read after Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dionysius Lardner to read onlineMoreLess
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