4. Moiré
4.1 General
Consider two line arrays, alternately opaque and transparent, with neighboring pitches. When these two networks are superimposed, a third network of lines generally appears, with a larger pitch, known as the visible moiré.
Some examples of moiré phenomena are shown in figure 12 .
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