Are we going to interfere, and what does it mean to interfere?

It's best to persuade them, but do you know the reason for their breakup? That buddy said well, "The shoes are comfortable, only the feet know, and the parties know best if they are suitable or not", but as a friend, you should persuade it! If it's me, figure out what's going on and ask them out to figure things out!

Are you a boy or a girl?

If it's a brother, you'd better spend more time with him If you want to open a little bit, let it be natural The girl mentions breaking up either for a moment or she's really dead hearted So ah, let him be patient and wait You also wait to see how things develop and then persuade the girl

Oh, brother, then you should accompany the boy more Generally, boys who fall out of love will use alcohol to kill their sorrows, so ah, I need you And oh, if you have a girlfriend, don't be intimate in front of him for the time being, after all, it will touch the scene and hurt the forehead You can ask the girl as a friend What is the real reason for the breakup, personality discord or the appearance of other people, and then you can comfort your brother

You'd better ask her what she thinks about it first, and if she's just angry, then be sure to persuade her, and if it's really impossible, persuade you to give up, and if you don't succeed in the end, you're likely to lose two friends.

Only the feet know whether the shoes are comfortable or not, and the parties know best whether they are suitable or not.

As a friend, you should care about the truth, and you can help your friend convey your thoughts, but don't interfere too much.

No, it's better to keep your opinion, you're not a party, you don't understand the details.

There is always a reason to break up, if it is because there is no love, no matter how hard you try, it will be in vain. All you have to ask her is: Do you still love him? If yes: "No! ”

All you have to do is get him to accept reality. If it is a breakup for other reasons, there is a possibility that they will be together. But to be honest, your power is limited after all, and you may not be able to change the ending.

This kind of thing should be taken as it is, and the parties themselves will handle it well, not too much.

Since they're all your friends, I think you should persuade them to see if they can be redeemed. But you can't force it.

Let them cool down for a while first.

This thing also depends on fate.

It is easy to cause rebellion if you persuade it right now.

Brothers are in trouble, you can't sit idly by!

Interference has different meanings in different fields.

1. In physics, when two waves with the same frequency, parallel vibration direction, the same phase or constant phase difference meet, the vibration in some places is always strengthened, and the vibration in other places is always weakened, which is called the phenomenon of wave interference. Interference refers to the meeting and superposition of two columns of coherent light waves that meet certain conditions, and the light vibration at some points in the superposition area is always strengthened, and the light vibration at some points is always weakened, that is, the vibration intensity has a stable spatial distribution in the interference area.

2. In the interpretation of literature, interference refers to interrogation or restraint, and mostly refers to hard management or involvement that should not be managed; and lead to different interpretations.

In layman's terms, it's nosy.

Interference refers to the phenomenon in which two beams of light diffraction from the same light source are superimposed to form light and dark fringes.

Two beams of the same light source are in the same phase to produce interference, while two independent light sources are not in different phases.

The cause of the interference is the superposition of diffraction of two beams of light with the same phase.

Law of Interference] When two beams of light from the same light source are superimposed under certain conditions, they appear light and dark stripes in the superposition area. (Thomas, England, 1801).

Let's take a look at the personal introduction. Well, there's everything here, and it's all interference.

Interference refers to the act or phenomenon in which an external factor or force interferes, hinders or changes an event, act or process.

1.Definition and concept of interference

Interference refers to the phenomenon of interference when two or more waves emitted by two or more wave sources meet under certain conditions. The interference can be the interference of light, or it can be the interference of sound waves, water waves, etc. Interference can be divided into coherent interference and incoherent interference.

Coherent interference means that there is a coherent relationship between wave sources, and the interference pattern is clear and obvious. Incoherent interference means that there is no coherent relationship between the wave sources, and the interference pattern is ambiguous.

2.Interference of light

Light interference refers to the phenomenon of light and dark interference fringes when two or more light waves meet. The interference of light can be divided into different forms such as thin film interference, double-slit interference, and single-slit interference.

Thin-film interference refers to the interference phenomenon that occurs when light waves are reflected or transmitted on a transparent film; Double-slit interference refers to the phenomenon of light waves interfering through two slits; Single-slit interference is the phenomenon of light waves interfering through a slit. The interference of light is used in a wide range of applications, such as interferometers, interferometry in optical instruments, and other fields.

3.Interference of sound waves

Interference of sound waves refers to the phenomenon of two or more sound waves meeting to produce an increase or decrease. The interference of sound waves can be divided into two cases: straight line propagation and spherical propagation. Straight-line propagation means that the propagation path of a sound wave can be regarded as a straight line over a long distance, such as the propagation between the sound source and the listener; Spherical propagation means that at close range, the propagation path of the sound wave needs to consider the spherical characteristics of the wavefront.

4.Interference of water waves

The interference of water waves refers to the phenomenon that in the process of wave propagation, the waves generated by two or more wave sources are superimposed and meet each other to form ripples. The interference of water waves can be divided into two cases: interference of sine waves and interference of waves. The interference of a sine wave means that the wave emitted by the wave source is a regular sine wave form; Interference of waves refers to the irregular form of waves emitted by the wave source.

5.Interference in other areas

In addition to the fields of light, sound waves, water waves, etc., interference phenomena also exist in other fields of physics and engineering. For example, in radio wave propagation, electromagnetic waves emitted by multiple signal sources meet and produce interference. In traffic flow, the interaction between vehicles leads to traffic interference. In social interpersonal relationships, external factors interfere with people's behavior, etc.

Summary: Interference refers to the behavior or phenomenon of external factors or forces that interfere, hinder, or change a specific event, behavior, or process. The phenomenon of interference has a wide range of applications in light, sound waves, water waves, and other fields of physics and engineering, and has important theoretical and practical significance.

In physics, interference is a phenomenon in which two or more columns of waves overlap in space to form a new waveform. Only two columns of light waves with the same frequency, constant phase difference, and the same direction of vibration can produce light interference. It is impossible for the light emitted by two ordinary independent light sources to have the same frequency, let alone a fixed phase difference, so there can be no interference.

When two waves propagate in the same medium and overlap, the jujube particles of the medium within the overlap range are affected by the two waves at the same time. If the amplitude of the wave is not large, the vibrational displacement of the medium particles in the overlapping range is equal to the vector sum of the displacements caused by the respective fluctuations, which is called the superposition principle of waves. If the crest (or trough) of two waves arrives at the same place at the same time, the two waves are said to be in phase at that point, and the interference wave will produce the largest amplitude, which is called constructive interference (constructive interference). If the crest of one of the two waves arrives at the same place at the same time as the trough of the other wave, the two waves are said to be inverted at that point, and the interference wave will produce the smallest amplitude, which is called destructive interference (destructive interference).

The method of obtaining a set of coherent light waves from a general light source is to divide the light waves (source waves) emitted by a light source into several waves with the help of certain optical devices (interferometric devices). Since these waves come from the same source wave, when the initial phase of the source wave changes, the initial phase of each member wave changes in the same way, so that the phase difference between them remains the same. At the same time, the polarization direction of each member wave is also consistent with that of the source wave, so their polarization direction is also roughly the same at the investigation point.

Ordinary interference devices can also make the amplitude of the wave of each member less different. Therefore, when a light source emits a single frequency of light, all four conditions can be satisfied, resulting in interference. When a light source emits many frequency components, each single frequency component (corresponding to a certain color) produces a corresponding set of stripes, which overlap to create colored stripes.

1. Interference refers to interrogation or restraint, and mostly refers to hard pipes that should not be managed. It refers to the involvement; Relationship. See "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, the Biography of Dongyi, and the Biography of Hao": "Its customs are heavy on mountains and rivers, and the mountains and rivers have their own boundaries and are known to each other, and they must not interfere with each other. ”

2. In physics, interference is a phenomenon in which two or more columns of waves superimpose or cancel out when they meet in space to form a new waveform.

3. In terms of international law, interference refers to influencing a sovereign state.

Expatriate Elimination of Internal Affairs. The term is often used to describe international political acts that grossly interfere in the internal affairs of another sovereign State.

Interference [ gān shè ] refers to interrogation or restraint, and mostly refers to a hard pipe that should not be managed. It refers to the involvement; Relationship.

synonyms: intervention [ gàn yù ] refers to something that has nothing to do with him.

蛻組 [ guò wèn ] to worry, to intervene, to participate.

手 [ chā shǒu ] to participate in [something].

Sentence formation: The United States often interferes in the internal affairs of other countries under the guise of human rights.

Her parents were reasonable people who never interfered in his affairs.

The intervention of the imperialist powers left old China in a state of fragmentation.

Although he is iron-faced and selfless, he does things according to the rules, but he will not interfere in the private affairs of this uncle.