Paketimsi ve Kırınmayan Işınların Atmosferde Bir Engel Tarafından Kırınması

Abstract

This study takes two different solutions of homogenous wave equation into consideration. These solutions are named as packet-like solution and non-diffracting beam. First of all the propagation of these waves in the atmosphere is investigated. As a second step, an obstacle (a knife edge) is located on the propagation path of the diffracting beam and the diffraction effects are examined. The results are plotted numerically by using MATLAB.

Keywords

• Diffraction,packet-like wave,Gaussian beam

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