Bending around Corners Traveling particles do not bend around corners, but waves do. To see why, suppose
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Bending around Corners Traveling particles do not bend around corners, but waves do. To see why, suppose that a plane wave front strikes the edge of a sharp object traveling perpendicular to the surface (Fig. 33.44). Use Huygens's principle to show that this wave will bend around the upper edge of theobject.
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