Titlebook: Waves; D. R. Tilley Textbook 1974Latest edition D. R. Tilley 1974 classical continuum physics.physics.waves

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Resonance, of a wave with the medium in which it is travelling, and we shall concentrate on the medium itself. We shall find that the driven damped harmonic oscillator serves as a model for the response of any medium to an incident wave. The line of argument is as follows. First we show that in general the sm

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Equations for Waves,aw in section 1.2, if it is assumed that the equation of motion of the wave is linear, the amplitude of different waves may be added. This linear superposition has many interesting consequences, such as the interference pattern produced in the Young’s slits experiment (figure 1.7), the distinction b

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Diffraction,cause of its wave character, the light is spread out after passing through the hole. Although diffraction is a general property of all waves, diffraction of light is the easiest to observe as well as the most important in practice, and we shall concentrate on optical examples.

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