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    Step 1 of 3

    Validity of the Fresnel Approximation:

    The validation criterion for a spherical wave to be approximated by a paraboidal wave within a
    circle of radius and it is originated at a distance away from the given axis.

    Write the validation condition of the radius of the circle.

    ....... (1)

    Here, is the radius of the circle, is the distance from the axis and is the wavelength.

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    Step 2 of 3

    Calculate the maximum possible radius of the circle.

    Substitute for and for in equation (1).

    Thus, the radius of the circle is .

    Write the equation for the maximum angle.

    Here, is the maximum angle.

    Substitute for and for .

    Thus, the required angle is .

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    Step 3 of 3

    Write the equation for the Fresnel number.

    Here, is the Fresnel number.

    Substitute for , for and for .

    Thus, the Fresnel number is .

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