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Diffraction
hey guys,
i know that if the gap >> wavelength, then it results in minimal diffraction, if gap = wavelength then it results in a lot of diffraction. however, what happens if the gap < wavelength?
i know that if the gap >> wavelength, then it results in minimal diffraction, if gap = wavelength then it results in a lot of diffraction. however, what happens if the gap < wavelength?
Basically the wave doesnt 'see' the gap and will reflect back.
Close enough
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