Also known as Young's double slit experiment, double slit interference consists of allowing a plane wave to pass through two narrow slits spaced a distance a apart and observing the intensity distribution given by interference between two parts of the wavefront on a screen placed a distance s away from the slits as a function of offset y.
Aharonov-Bohm Effect, Bragg's Law, Diffraction Grating, Fraunhofer Diffraction--Double Slit, Interference, Multiple Slit Interference
References
Grometstein, A. A. "The Young Experiment (1801)." Ch. 3 in The Roots of Things: Topics in Quantum Mechanics. New York: Kluwer, pp. 65-91, 1999.
