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Paths of Least Time for Quantum Scale and Geometrical Interpretation of Light Diffraction

Authors: F. Ben Adda

In this paper, a geometrical interpretation of light diffraction is given using an infinity of fluctuating geodesics for the small scale (the quantum scale) that represent paths of least time in an homogeneous space. Without using the wave theory, we provide a geometrical explanation of the deviation of light's overall direction from rectilinear when light encounters edges, apertures and screens.

Comments: 13 Pages. 8 Figures, it completes the previous paper viXra: 1406.0015

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[v1] 2014-09-09 04:02:38

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