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Phase shift (Δϕ)

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A phase shift is a change in an oscillation's wave phase, specified modulo 2π. It can arise from propagation, reflection or an imposed response. With the time convention e−iωt, a delay τ multiplies the complex amplitude by eiωτ. A sign reversal is a π phase shift.

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