In Fresnel diffraction, the relative phase difference between the curved wavefront is ____________

In Fresnel diffraction, the relative phase difference between the curved wavefront is ____________ Correct Answer Non=constant

Since the radii of each half period zone are different, the distance traveled by each wavefront is different. Thus, the relative phase difference turns out to be non-constant.
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