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Light wave do not interfere T/f?

Light wave do not interfere T/f?
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Light wave do not interfere T/f?

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False - witness Newton's rings, young's double slit experiment, diffraction experiments and a host of other things. It may not be that easy to see optical interference, but under the right conditions it is thought to surely happen.
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User Valera Shutylev
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I believe it will  be false
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