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| The produced layers L form a radial standing wave. |
| Illustration 2.6.1 – Radial stationary waves |
| The resulting layer frequencies and wavelengths can be calculated: |
| 2.6.1 - Equation: |  |
| Each generated layer L can also be understood as radial standing wave. |
| Illustration 2.6.2 – radial basic wave |
| The antinodes of oscillation so
the oscillation maxima are always on the layer, as shown
in Chapter 2.4 at the basic frequency. To this basic oscillation suitable harmonics still come: |
| Illustration 2.6.3 – radial harmonic waves |
| 2.6.2 - Equation: |  |
n = 1,2,3,4,... |
| 2.6.3 - Theorem: | The layers are stationary extremal states and form radial standing waves. |
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