Newton's rings are ring-shaped interference maximum and
minimum seeming around the point of tang ency of a marginally curved convex lens
and a plane-parallel plate as light permits through the lens and plate.
The interference pattern in the form of rings happens when
light is mirrored from two surfaces, one of which is flat, and the other has a moderately
large radius of curvature and comes into contact. If a beam of homo chromatic
light is event on such a system in a direction erect to the plane surface, then
the light waves reflected from each of these surfaces interfere with each
other. The interference pattern shaped in this way comprises of the surfaces of
a dark circle witnessed in the place of contact and the neighboring light and
dark concentric rings surrounding it.

