Peter Whitlock·Oct 9Peter Whitlock Motion First Physics: DiffractionBy Peter Whitlock with Unified physics.
Victor Alfons Steuck | The Brazilian Mutt·Oct 4, 2025Reflection, Diffraction, and the Urgency of MetaphorsA practical guide to escaping the mirror’s traps
Victor Alfons Steuck | The Brazilian Mutt·May 24, 2025Mirrors, Reflections, Diffractions, and the Illusion of IdentityA cascade of coins and currency floats before a seemingly infinite mirror tunnel, visually echoing the illusions of repetition, depth, and…
Brad Roth·May 23, 2025Knife Edge DiffractionIntermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology doesn’t analyze diffraction. It’s mentioned a few times — in the chapters about images (Chap…A response icon1A response icon1
Yasir Hamid·Oct 29, 2024“The Eye of the Lens: Understanding Aperture and Its Impact”“Aperture is about balancing light and focus in photography.”
Astronomy Club, IIT BHU·Aug 10, 2023Cosmic Kaleidoscope: Exploring Diffraction Spikes in Cosmic ImageryWhy do stars look pointed in drawings and images despite being seething balls of plasma?A response icon2A response icon2
TOYPHOTOGRAPHS·Oct 21, 2022Photographers — Watch Out For DiffractionAs a toy photographer, I am often working with macro lenses and those lenses are very close to my subjects. This presents a problem. The…A response icon1A response icon1
Tom McAuliffe·Aug 28, 2020ML & microscopy: reinventing the wheel?In this piece I discuss applying machine learning to a pretty niche field: electron backscatter diffraction. Is it just hype?
