Abstract
When a spherical wave, incident at a grazing angle, is reflected from a plane interface where the relative index of refraction is near unity, it turns out that strong interference between the so-called lateral wave and the so-called specular reflected wave takes place. Numerical calculations to illustrate the effect are presented.
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