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fixed wave speed,
wavelength is
inversely proportional to the
frequency of the wave:
waves with
higher frequencies have
shorter wavelengths, and
lower frequencies...
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adjacent to the
infrared (with
longer wavelengths and
lower frequencies) and the
ultraviolet (with
shorter wavelengths and
higher frequencies),
called collectively...
- mix of
multiple wavelengths.
Colors containing only one
wavelength are also
called pure
colors or
spectral colors.
Visible wavelengths p****
largely unattenuated...
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wavelengths (i.e., colors) of
laser light. This
technique enables bidirectional communications over a
single strand of
fiber (also
called wavelength-division...
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wavelengths becoming less and less
visible in this range. Insects, birds, and some
mammals can see near-UV (NUV), i.e.,
somewhat shorter wavelengths than...
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Edward Andrade measured their wavelengths, and
found that
gamma rays were
similar to X-rays, but with
shorter wavelengths. The wave-particle
debate was...
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sensitivity decreases rapidly but smoothly, for
wavelengths exceeding about 700 nm.
Therefore wavelengths just
longer than that can be seen if they are...
- Look up
wavelength in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
wavelength is a
property of a wave.
Wavelength may also
refer to:
Wavelength (album), a 1978...
- 2000 nanometers. 98% of its
radiation is at
wavelengths longer than 1000 nm, and only a tiny
proportion at
visible wavelengths (390–700 nanometers). Consequently...
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Compton wavelength of the
electron is 2.42631023538(76)×10−12 m.
Other particles have
different Compton wavelengths. The
reduced Compton wavelength ƛ (barred...
