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superfocusing
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radio wave
subwavelength
longwards
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isosbestic point
ultrashort
infrared radiation
angstrom
spectral line
absorption band
doppler effect
anticoherent
bragg's law
absorption line
spectrometer
redshifted
wave vector
decametric
trough
ultrashortwave
thermal radiation
candoluminescence
infrared
velocity
superwavelength
constringence
spectrotemporal
submillimeter wave radiation
tricoherence
luminosity
blueshift
emissivity
subtractive
small loop
spectrometry
panchromatic
fluoresce
first order spectrum
decimetric
spectroheliograph
x ray
diffraction limit
extraspectral
interferometer
bichromatic
λ
gravitational redshift
metamaterial
redshift
tritanomaly
wavemeter
heterochromatic
monochromatize
passband
compton effect
coherent light
longward
longwave
foot
monochromator
monowavelength
isoexcitation
isochromatic
wavelengths
waveband
optical rotatory dispersion
bandpath
dial
photon tunnelling
spectrophotometer
rayleigh scattering
polychromatic
mediumwave
hyperlens
λ 4 film
atomic emission spectroscopy
length
superlens
chromatoscanner
coherent
coherence
hydrogen line
next
distance
spectroradiometry
shortwave
hull speed
selective yellow
x ray radiation
quarterwave
sensitivity
spectropolarimetry
bolometric magnitude
multiwavelength
frequency
rydberg formula
on same wavelength
divided
peak
graser
near infrared
space quadrature
light
panchromatically
compton scattering
wave
luminosity function
luminous flux
color
blue
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Definitions:
Noun
wavelength
Definition: the distance (measured in the direction of propagation) between two points in the same phase in consecutive cycles of a wave
wavelength
Definition: a shared orientation leading to mutual understanding; "they are on the same wavelength"
Definition: The length of a single cycle of a wave, as measured by the distance between one peak or trough of a wave and the next; it is often designated in physics as λ, and corresponds to the velocity of the wave divided by its frequency.