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The 141 pages that link to Wavelength, each with the reason it gives.

• DiffractionNarrower topic: It sets the scale against which an opening or obstacle must be compared.

• Absorption spectrumNarrower topic: The spectrum’s horizontal axis sorts absorption by this property of light.

• IridescenceNarrower topic: Interference and diffraction select light according to wavelength, which perception maps to hue.

• InfraredNarrower topic: Infrared is defined by its position at longer wavelengths than visible red.

• Wien's displacement lawNarrower topic: The law specifies the wavelength at which blackbody emission reaches its maximum.

• Dispersion (optics)Narrower topic: Visible wavelengths correspond to colors that refract by different amounts in dispersive materials.

• Spectral resolutionNarrower topic: Spectral resolution is defined through separations along the wavelength axis.

• Compton wavelengthNarrower topic: The Compton wavelength is a characteristic length named in wave terms, not an ordinary emitted wave.

• Anders Jonas ÅngströmNarrower topic: Ångström’s spectral tables reported light as measured wavelengths.

• ÅngströmNarrower topic: Visible-light wavelengths are often stated in ångströms, especially in spectroscopy.

• Yellow (color)Narrower topic: Yellow light is conventionally assigned a wavelength range within the visible spectrum.

• X unitNarrower topic: The X unit measures this property of X-rays.

• De Broglie equationNarrower topic: The equation assigns this general wave property to a particle.