Definition of wavefront in English:

wavefront

nounˈweɪvfrʌntˈwāvfrənt

Physics

A surface containing points affected in the same way by a wave at a given time.
〔物理〕波阵面，波前
Example sentencesExamples
- The group of wavefronts is called a spectral decomposition wave of the ultrashort pulse.
- Reducing the phase aberrations introduced when the wavefront travels through atmosphere to a telescope sharpens the resultant image.
- Reading the data requires reproduction of both the wavefront and polarization.
- Aspheric surfaces tend to create wavefronts that beat against one another, the changes in one negating the effects of another.
- Conversely, the convex portion of the wavefront diverges as it travels, so that the beam is less intense after propagation than before.

Definition of wavefront in US English:

wavefront

nounˈwāvfrənt

Physics

A surface containing points affected in the same way by a wave at a given time.
〔物理〕波阵面，波前
Example sentencesExamples
- Aspheric surfaces tend to create wavefronts that beat against one another, the changes in one negating the effects of another.
- Reducing the phase aberrations introduced when the wavefront travels through atmosphere to a telescope sharpens the resultant image.
- Reading the data requires reproduction of both the wavefront and polarization.
- Conversely, the convex portion of the wavefront diverges as it travels, so that the beam is less intense after propagation than before.
- The group of wavefronts is called a spectral decomposition wave of the ultrashort pulse.

单词	wavefront
释义	Definition of wavefront in English: wavefront nounˈweɪvfrʌntˈwāvfrənt Physics A surface containing points affected in the same way by a wave at a given time. 〔物理〕波阵面，波前 Example sentencesExamples The group of wavefronts is called a spectral decomposition wave of the ultrashort pulse. Reducing the phase aberrations introduced when the wavefront travels through atmosphere to a telescope sharpens the resultant image. Reading the data requires reproduction of both the wavefront and polarization. Aspheric surfaces tend to create wavefronts that beat against one another, the changes in one negating the effects of another. Conversely, the convex portion of the wavefront diverges as it travels, so that the beam is less intense after propagation than before. Definition of wavefront in US English: wavefront nounˈwāvfrənt Physics A surface containing points affected in the same way by a wave at a given time. 〔物理〕波阵面，波前 Example sentencesExamples Aspheric surfaces tend to create wavefronts that beat against one another, the changes in one negating the effects of another. Reducing the phase aberrations introduced when the wavefront travels through atmosphere to a telescope sharpens the resultant image. Reading the data requires reproduction of both the wavefront and polarization. Conversely, the convex portion of the wavefront diverges as it travels, so that the beam is less intense after propagation than before. The group of wavefronts is called a spectral decomposition wave of the ultrashort pulse.
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