Greetings Sir, loving the explanation! I had a question. Can we say that the composite light (sunlight) is a constitutive wave, "a result of contructive intereferences" of different light waves with different wavelenghts?
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BETTER DEFINITION: Spectroscopy is the study of atomic and molecular structures through the use of electromagnetic radiation. In spectroscopy, EM-radiation is just a tool. For a study of electromagnetic radiation, you need to study Optics.
