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Waves

1) The document describes plane waves and stationary waves in one dimension. Plane waves travel with constant velocity in one direction, while stationary waves have a fixed amplitude profile that does not propagate. 2) The mathematical expressions for plane waves are presented, showing the wave as a function of position and time. Stationary waves are formed from the superposition of waves traveling in opposite directions. 3) Examples of normal modes and harmonics are given for stationary waves on a string fixed at both ends, with possible mode shapes of half wavelengths that are integral fractions of the string length.

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Waves

1) The document describes plane waves and stationary waves in one dimension. Plane waves travel with constant velocity in one direction, while stationary waves have a fixed amplitude profile that does not propagate. 2) The mathematical expressions for plane waves are presented, showing the wave as a function of position and time. Stationary waves are formed from the superposition of waves traveling in opposite directions. 3) Examples of normal modes and harmonics are given for stationary waves on a string fixed at both ends, with possible mode shapes of half wavelengths that are integral fractions of the string length.

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Debankan Chatterjee
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