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Also known as phase interference, wave interference

複数の波の重ね合わせによって新しい波形ができること

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Interference happens when two waves overlap and combine to create a new wave that can be either stronger or weaker than the original waves. It matters because it explains many everyday phenomena, from the colors in soap bubbles to how noise-canceling headphones work, and is fundamental to how light and sound behave.

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物理学における波の干渉（かんしょう、英: interference）とは、複数の波の重ね合わせによって新しい波形ができることである。互いにコヒーレントな（相関性が高い）波のとき干渉が顕著に現れる。このような波は、同じ波源から出た波や、同じもしくは近い周波数を持つ波である。

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