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Author: Thomas Reisinger. Poisson Spot showing in the shadow of a 1-mm-diameter disc at a distance of 1 m from the disc. The point source has a wavelength of 633 nm (e.g. He-Ne Laser) and is located 1 m from the disc. Plot generated using GNU Plot and a C program.
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