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- The wave phase is constant along a planar surface (the wavefront). As time evolves, the wavefronts propagate at the wave speed without changing; we say that the wavefronts are invariant to propagation in this case. The wave phase is constant along a spherical surface (the wavefront).ocw.mit.edu/courses/2-71-optics-spring-2009/339199275a4ea3997df533690f65…
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