/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11586349
thanks for replying. i checked out wiens and plancks laws but those deal with black body radiation for objects that are hot and are , well black bodies. im talking about typical visible objects, that normally reflect light but at certain wavelengths. im wondering something like this:

might an object that has peak reflection at N nm, such as a leaf, also have smaller or nearby peaks at N/2 or 2N nm, an octave above or below?

>>11586564
try phase shifting it