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Wednesday 13 May 2015
This one was much harder than expected but I cracked it in the end. The problem was to get the displacement on the boundary of the incident and reflected waves to be the same, something made particularly difficult by the changing wavelength. Tried trial and error but in the end mathematics won through.
