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====Semi-quantitative explanation==== [[Image:Beugungsgitter.svg|200px|thumb|right]] A simple grating consists of a series of slits in a screen. If the light travelling at an angle {{math|ΞΈ}} from each slit has a path difference of one wavelength with respect to the adjacent slit, all these waves will add together, so that the maximum intensity of the diffracted light is obtained when: <math display="block">W \sin \theta = n \lambda, \quad n=0, \pm 1, \pm 2, \ldots </math> This is the same relationship that is given above.
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