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Propagating Waves


	A sinusoidal incident wave, shown in black, impinges on a barrier at . This results in a reflected wave (red) and a transmitted wave (blue), with relative amplitudes determined by a reflection coefficient . You can also control the angular frequency and the wavelength with sliders. The propagation velocity of the wave is given by .


	Contributed by: Andrea Passaglia

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"Propagating Waves" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/PropagatingWaves/

Contributed by: Andrea Passaglia

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