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The 22 pages that link to The Waves, each with the reason it gives.

• Stream of consciousnessBroader topic: Its lyrical monologues push the representation of consciousness beyond conventional plot.

• Virginia WoolfBroader topic: Its experimental voices push her interest in consciousness toward poetic form.

• ScatteringNarrower topic: Wave behavior determines how phase and interference shape scattered radiation.

• Interior monologueBroader topic: Its extended mental speeches test the boundary between interior monologue and soliloquy.

• Snell's lawNarrower topic: Snell's law applies to wave propagation across a boundary.

• InterferenceNarrower topic: Interference requires waves whose oscillations can overlap.

• Phase velocityNarrower topic: Phase velocity is one way to quantify a wave's propagation.

• ReflectionNarrower topic: Reflection is one possible outcome when a propagating disturbance reaches a boundary.

• OscillationRelated: Waves can carry local oscillations from place to place.

• WavefrontNarrower topic: A wavefront is a geometric feature of a propagating wave.

• Gustave CourbetBroader topic: These paintings show how his direct observation also shaped landscape and seascape.

• Radio waveNarrower topic: Radio waves are transverse waves whose fields propagate through space.

• Coastal geomorphologyNarrower topic: Surface waves deliver much of the energy that shapes exposed coasts.

• TomboloRelated: Waves provide much of the energy that moves sediment around islands and shorelines.

• Wave interferenceNarrower topic: Interference describes how multiple propagating disturbances combine.

• Patti SmithBroader topic: It closes the sequence of albums that shaped her early musical career.

• BreakwaterNarrower topic: Breakwater design begins with the waves that approach its site.

• Loch Ness MonsterNarrower topic: Ordinary water movement offers a natural source for some reported shapes and wakes.

• Period (time interval)Related: A wave’s period is the time between successive repetitions at a fixed position.

• CurrentCompared with: Waves can propagate through fluid while producing little net transport of the fluid itself.

• SurfboardNarrower topic: A breaking wave supplies the moving slope that propels a surfboard.

• Physical phenomenaRelated: Wave behavior appears in sound, light, water, and many other processes.