Standing Waves

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λ is the Greek letter for wavelength (measured in meters) its called "lambda" this is the term that is mostly used in physics. However in standing waves they often use L (length) since this area of study often deals with strings and they just use L, instead of λ, to give you the length of strings like on a guitar or a violin or any string that is under tension. Both terms can be used. Don't get confused. λ - lambda is the proper term for wavelength. Hope that helps.

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Standing waves are important to optical lattices, which basically will become important for the construction of "perfect" crystals and nano-scopic data storage.

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lamda is the symbol used to denote wavelength. while L is used as length in general.

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