In acoustics, diffusion refers to the scattering of sound waves as they encounter various surfaces and obstacles in an environment. Unlike reflection, which occurs when sound waves bounce off a surface at an angle equal to their angle of incidence, diffusion involves the random redistribution of sound energy in multiple directions. This phenomenon is important in the study of room acoustics, sound design, and architectural acoustics.
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