The two wavelengths are diffracted in the same direction and confusion is the
result unless one is rejected by a filter or they are separated with a cross-
disperser. Both techniques are used to eliminate the wavelength overlap, with a
cross-disperser most often used when m is large and a filter when m is small.
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