Experiment 5: Polarization and Interference
We want a bright spot, i.e. constructive interference In order for two maxima to overlap the difference in travel distance must be a multiple of the wavelength where m is an integer number and λ is the wavelength of incoming light Since D>>d we can use the small angle approximation: The distance of the m-th bright spot from the center is then:
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