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The distance between the peaks of waves in any wave form, such as light, x-rays, and other electromotive forms. In electromagnetic radiation, the wavelength is equal to the velocity of light divided by the frequency of the wave.
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- R magnitude (astronomy)
- WL (abbreviation)
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- guide wavelength (electromagnetism)
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- color vision (physiology)
- critical wavelength (communications)
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