Antinodal curves (red) mark positions where the waves from S, and S, interfere constructively. At a and b, the waves arrive in phase and interfere constructively. m = 3 m = 24 m = 1 m = 0 m = -1 m = -2 m = -3 At c, the waves arrive one half cycle out of phase and interfere destructively. m = the number of wavelengths A by which the path lengths from Sj and S2 differ.

Antinodal curves (red) mark positions where the waves from S, and S, interfere constructively. At a and b, the waves arrive in phase and interfere constructively. m = 3 m = 24 m = 1 m = 0 m = -1 m = -2 m = -3 At c, the waves arrive one half cycle out of phase and interfere destructively. m = the number of wavelengths A by which the path lengths from Sj and S2 differ.

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