Bragg's law

English

Etymology

Bragg diffraction was first proposed by Lawrence Bragg and his father William Henry Bragg in 1913.

Proper noun

Bragg 's law

(physics, singular only) equates the angle $(\theta )$ between the incident and scattered ray to the spacing $(d)$ between the crystal planes and the wavelength $(\lambda )$ of the radiation - $n\lambda =2d\sin(\theta )\,$

Related terms

Bragg scattering
Bragg angle

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