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Reflection (1492 bytes)
1: The term '''reflection''' (also spelt '''reflexion''') can refer to seve... 3: * In mathematics, '''[[reflection (mathematics)|reflection]]''' is the transformation of a space. 4: * In physics, '''[[Reflection (physics)|reflection]]''' is a wave phenomenon. 5: ...puter science, '''[[Reflection (computer science)|reflection]]''' is a programming language feature for metapr... 6: * In '''[[Microsoft_.NET|.NET]]''', Reflection is a base class in the assembly System, which pro... Reflection attack (686 bytes) 1: A '''reflection attack''' is a potential way of attacking a [[cha... Reflection (electrical) (1592 bytes) 1: ...]] hits a [[discontinuity]], some [[energy]] is [[reflection (physics)|reflected]]. This occurs in any change ... 5: When this returning reflection strikes the first discontinuity, some of the sign... 7: ...ials. Mathematically, it is calcuated using the [[reflection coefficient]], symbolized with a [[gamma]]. Glide reflection (1303 bytes) 1: ...reflection.png|right|thumbnail|Example of a glide reflection]] 2: In [[geometry]], a '''glide reflection''' is a type of [[isometry]] of the [[Euclidean p... 4: ... transformation with no everyday name: a '''glide reflection'''. 6: ...r example, there is an isometry consisting of the reflection on the ''x''-axis, followed by translation of one... 10: ...ith respect to a line parallel to the line of the reflection, as one sees by resolving the translation into co... Specular reflection (405 bytes) 1: ...[[Snell's law]]. This is in contrast to [[diffuse reflection]]. Diffuse reflection (1141 bytes) 1: ...umber of angles. It is the contrast to [[Specular reflection]]. 3: ...surrounding area, illuminating them. Diffuse interreflection specifically describes light reflected from objec... 5: ...here are a number of ways to achieve diffuse interreflection. [[Radiosity]] and [[photon mapping]] are two com... Reflection seismology (12506 bytes) 1: ...ture that generated the reflection. In this way, reflection seismology is similar to [[sonar]] and [[echoloca... 5: ...bon]]s (i.e., [[petroleum]] and [[natural gas]]). Reflection seismology is also used for basic research into t... 8: There are two main branches of reflection seismology used to locate hydrocarbon deposits in... 22: ... by groups such as the Consortium for Continental Reflection Profiling (COCORP) [http://www.geo.cornell.edu/ge... 34: ===Reflection experiments=== Reflection (physics) (3312 bytes) 1: [[Image:Reflection.jpg|right|280px|thumbnail|The reflection of sunlight on water]] 3: ... which it originated. Common examples include the reflection of [[light]], [[sound]] and water waves. 5: ...pecular]]'' (that is, mirror-like) or ''[[Diffuse reflection|diffuse]]'' (that is, not retaining the image, on... 7: ==Specular (mirror-like) reflection== 8: ...>.<br/>the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection]] Reflection (mathematics) (1096 bytes) 1: In [[mathematics]], '''reflection''' (also spelt '''reflexion''') refers to an [[in... 3: ...rsion]] in [[inversive geometry]] is considered a reflection by this definition. 13: * [[Coordinate rotations and reflections]]. Human self-reflection (6786 bytes) 3: '''Human self-reflection''' is the basis of [[philosophy]] and is present ... 36: ...e human characteristics is a matter of human self-reflection more than one of zoology. Reflection coefficient (1802 bytes) 1: ...reflected wave relative to an incident wave. The reflection coefficient is closely related to the ''[[transmi... 7: In [[telecommunication]], the term ''reflection coefficient'' (RC) has the following meanings: 14: <i>Note 1:</i> The [[reflection (optics)|reflection]] coefficient may also be established using other... 16: <i>Note 2:</i> The reflection [[coefficient]] is given by the [[equation]]s bel... 20: The reflection coefficient is displayed graphically using a [[Sm... Ionospheric reflection (544 bytes) 1: ...e.,</i> bending--by a complex process involving [[reflection]] and [[refraction]]--of the waves back toward th... Fresnel reflection (1693 bytes) 1: In [[optics]], '''Fresnel reflection''' is the [[reflection]] of a portion of incident [[light]] at a discret... 3: ''Note 1:'' Fresnel reflection occurs at the air-[[glass]] interfaces at the ent... 5: ...e following [[equation]], by where ''R'' is the [[reflection coefficient]] and ''n<sub>1</sub>'' and ''n<sub>2... 7: ...]d in the [[plane of incidence]], there is zero [[reflection]] at [[Brewster's angle]]. 9: ... by mutual [[interference]] of individual Fresnel reflections at the boundaries of the individual layers. Signal reflection (1535 bytes) 5: ...how long the reflection takes to return. If only reflection magnitudes are desired, however, and exact fault ... Reflection loss (1157 bytes) 1: In [[telecommunication]], the term '''reflection loss''' has the following meanings: 5: ''Note 1:'' [[Reflection]] [[loss]] is usually expressed in [[Bel|dB]]. 7: ''Note 2:'' The reflection loss, ''L'' <sub>r</sub>, is given by where ''Z''... 11: ...reflection phenomenon is also called ''"[[Fresnel reflection]] loss,"'' or simply, ''"Fresnel loss."'' At norm... Reflection nebula (2878 bytes) 1: ...the dust visible. Thus, the [[spectrum]] shown by reflection nebulae is similar to that of the illuminating st... 3: ....nebula.arp.750pix.jpg|thumb|200px|The Witch Head reflection nebula (IC2118), about 1000 light years from eart... 7: Reflection nebulae and emission nebulae are often seen toget... 9: ...pectral class]] M1), is surrounded by a large red reflection nebula. 11: Reflection nebulae are also usually sites of [[star formatio... Reflection Eternal (4509 bytes) 1: ...ritical success, though sales were slim. Kweli's reflections on modern [[African-American]] culture, includin... 3: ...w.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/k/kweli_talib/reflection-eternal.shtml]. External total reflection (972 bytes) 1: ...efraction (see [[Snell's law]]). [[Total internal reflection]] occurs when the first medium has a larger [[ind... 3: ...de of the material it is termed ''total external reflection''. Reflection (computer science) (1683 bytes) 1: In [[computer science]], '''reflection''' is the ability of a [[computer program|program... 3: ...language]] code is emitted). If a system supports reflection, the structure is preserved as [[Metadata (comput... 5: Known platforms supporting reflection are: 16: ...n computation. The programming paradigm driven by reflection is called [[reflective programming]]. 19: #[http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/106401.html Reflection in logic, functional and object-oriented programm... Phong reflection model (3314 bytes) 1: The '''Phong reflection model''' is a shading model, used heavily in [[3D... 3: The Phong reflection model is a simplification of the more general [[r... 5: ...n model, i.e. it doesn't account for second-order reflections, as do [[raytracing]] or [[radiosity]]. In order... 6: ...mponents, ''specular'' reflection and ''diffuse'' reflection. 12: ...math>: specular reflection constant, the ratio of reflection of the specular term of incoming light
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