Editing Reflection (section)

==Science and technology==
* [[Reflection (physics)]], a common wave phenomenon
** [[Specular reflection]], mirror-like reflection of waves from a surface
*** [[Mirror image]], a reflection in a mirror or in water
** [[Diffuse reflection]], where ray incident on the surface is scattered 
** [[Retroreflection]], technology for returning light in the direction from which it came
** [[Signal reflection]], in signal transmission
* [[Elastic scattering]], a process in nuclear and particle physics 
* [[Reflection nebula]], a nebula that is extended and has no boundaries
* [[Reflection seismology]] or seismic reflection, a method of exploration geophysics

===Mathematics===
* [[Reflection principle]], in set theory
* [[Point reflection]], a reflection across a point
* [[Reflection (mathematics)]], a transformation of a space
* [[Reflection formula]], a relation in a function
* [[Reflective subcategory]], in category theory
* [[Reflection symmetry]], the property of being unchanged by a reflection

===Computing===
* [[Reflection (computer graphics)]], simulation of reflective surfaces
* [[Reflection mapping]], an efficient image-based lighting technique for approximating the appearance of a reflective surface by means of a precomputed texture
* Reflection ([[reflective programming]]), a computer program that accesses or modifies its own code
* Reflection, terminal emulation software by [[Attachmate]]
* [[Reflection (artificial intelligence)]], a technique used in large language models (LLMs)