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angle of incidence The angle between the direction of propagation of an electromagnetic or acoustic wave (or ray) incident on a body and the local normal to that body (although this normal may not be well defined, as that for a cloud, eg). May also describe beams of particles in the broadest sense. Compare angle of arrival.
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angle of refraction The angle between the direction of propagation of an electromagnetic or acoustic wave (or ray) refracted by an optically homogeneous body and the local normal to that body.
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angle of reflection The angle between the direction of propagation of an electromagnetic or acoustic wave (or ray) reflected by a body and the local normal to that body (although this normal may not be well defined, as that for a cloud, eg). May also describe beams of particles in the broadest sense. See reflection.
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angle the figure formed by two line segments meeting at a point; also refers to the space between such lines
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angle of incidence The angle of the incident ray (the light ray approaching) to the normal.
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