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The Photon,ish physician . with the aid of interference experiments. In the 19th century, the physical nature of these waves came to light: they are electromagnetic waves, described by Maxwell’s equations. They are characterised by the field vectors . and . of the electric and the magnetic field and exhibit a periodicity with the frequency ..