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Diffraction (Evidence (For monochromatic light uploaded image (If you…

- - - - What really happens is near the edges we see a diffraction pattern(bright and dark spot patterns)
  - - - This states that every point on a wave acts as a source point for a secondary wave
        
        Looking at the superposition at different positions allows us to see that the intensity of light will be different at different spots
        
        WHy does this occur only at the edges?
- - - - Interference Patterns occurs when multiple waves interfere
        
        How can single slit do that
        
        Each point of a wave acts as a point source
        
        The point source of the top of the wave interacts with the rest
- - - - This means we have to have some interference
        
        It comes from the fact that each point on a singular wave acts as a source point
    - - Must pair