Sentence examples for wave of wavelength from inspiring English sources

The oscillating electric field, together with the associated oscillating magnetic field, is an electromagnetic wave of wavelength l = c/n emitted by the object.

where r and t are the complex Fresnel reflection and transmission coefficients of the flat metasurface, m is the reflection coefficient of the mirror and α = 2πd/λ is the phase accumulated during propagation of the wave of wavelength λ from metasurface to mirror.

A TE-polarized plane wave of wavelength λ 0 is incident upon the subwavelength structure with an angle θ and separated into N beams, while N = 2L, L = 1, 2, …, n, and n is the natural number.

In this study, a plane wave of wavelength in the range of 300 to 900 nm with an electric field amplitude of 1 V/m that propagates in the z-axis was used.

He showed that radio waves of wavelength sufficiently short to penetrate the lower region of the ionosphere are reflected by an upper region (now known as the Appleton layer, or F2 layer).

Moreover, it suggested that electromagnetic waves of wavelengths other than the narrow band corresponding to infrared, visible light, and ultraviolet should exist in nature or could be artificially generated.

Travelling thermal waves of wavelengths between 1 and 5 cm and wavespeeds between 0 and 5 cm/s were observed for gas compositions ranging from 15 to 40% NH3 in air.

The vertical structure, however, is that of a propagating wave of finite wavelength.

By using an analysis based on high frequency approximations, as given by Jones [1], the field produced by the diffraction of two knife-edges of a plane acoustic wave of short wavelength is determined and the results are compared with the predictions of ray theory, in the circumstances when mixed boundary conditions are prescribed on one of the scatterers.

Such change was particularly noticeable for waves of short wavelength, in other words, for high frequencies.

It generates acoustic waves of micrometric wavelength into water-filled micropores, aiming at measuring their properties.