Diffraction patterns of cross grating experiments are curved, expanded and inclined simultaneously.

What is it about?

Young’s double slit experiments represent the mystery of quantum mechanics. To explore the mystery, varieties of the single slit, 1D-double slit, 2D-cross-double slit and 1D-grating experiments were performed, which show the universal phenomena that the interference/diffraction patterns are curved, expanded and inclined. In this article, we show novel phenomena that the diffraction patterns of the 2D-cross-grating experiments can be curved, expanded and inclined simultaneously and continuously.

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Why is it important?

This article shows the novel phenomena, the first time, that the diffraction patterns of cross-grating are curved, expanded and inclined simultaneously and continously. This phenomena may have potential application in industry and medical

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