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Interference
(redirected from Interferogram)

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In the law of Patents, the presence of two pending applications, or an existing patent and a pending application that encompass an identical invention or discovery.

When interference exists, the Patent and Trademark Office conducts an investigation to ascertain the priority of invention between the conflicting applications, or the application and the patent. A patent is customarily granted to the earlier invention.
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First an interferogram was measured with the gas cell in the interferometer, and the angle of the quartz phase shifter was varied.
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[5] overcame this limitation by measuring the phase shift between interferograms recorded with the sample placed alternately in subbeams I and II (Fig.
High-precision determination of the neutron coherent scattering length by Abbas, Sohrab / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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