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PHYS 434: Assignment 2 solutionsProblems 3.37The fish has apparent depth a and physical depth d, as illustrated above. Begin with Snells Law: sin i = n w sin t Referring to the figure: Thus x = r sin i = R sin tr sin t 1 = = R sin i n wa = r cos i ,

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PHYS 434: Assignment 3 solutionsProblems 4.3 Use the paraxial approximation (Equation 5.8). Proceed as in Example 4.1: sin =e sin where e is the error, in this case e = 0.001 . Thus = (1 + e) sin Trial and error will suffice, but it is better to use a Ta

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PHYS 434: Assignment 5 solutionsProblems 5.1-5.3 5.1: Proceed as in example 5.1. Bright fringes will be spaced by 5.00 m L y = = (530 109 m) = 2.65 cm 1.00 104 m d 5.2: We cannot use the small-angle approximation for an angle this large. Use equation 5.1

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PHYS 434: Assignment 6 solutionsProblem 6.1: Use1 1 (1 x 2 )1 / 2 1 x 2 x 4 2 8 With the extra term, Equation 6.7 becomes 1 h 2 1 h 4 h 2 h 4 h 2 = r r 1 r r1 = + 3 r 2 r 8 r 2r 8r Problem 6.5: Repeat Example 6.2 for a rectangular aperture of width a =

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PHYS 434: Assignment 7 solutionsProblem 7.10: With no stimulated emission, the term B21 in Equation 7.13 is zero giving A /B u( f ) = 21 / kB T21 . e hf This occurs when the photon energy is much larger than kB T . In this case, the photon density is ver

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PHYS 434: Assignment 8 solutionsProblem 7.24: You are asked to show that Equation 7.37 is satisfied when z P ( z) = i ln1 + i 2 ; w 0 However, we find immediately that there is a sign error in Bennett and this should be corrected to z P ( z) = i ln1 + i

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PHYS 434: Assignment 9 solutionsProblem 8.7: Evaluate the convolution graphically, as in Example 8.3. The convolution is similar to that of Figure 8.9. Problem 8.9:Problem 8.16:Problem 8.31:Problem 9.6:Problem 9.7Problem 9.10

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