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This document discusses several topics in electrostatics: 1. It defines electric charge and discusses how charge is expressed as a sum of protons and electrons. 2. It covers Coulomb's law and how the electrostatic force between two point charges depends on the magnitude of the charges and the distance between them. 3. It discusses Gauss's law and how the electric flux through a closed surface is proportional to the total charge enclosed divided by the permittivity of free space. 3. It briefly mentions capacitors and capacitance, energy stored in capacitors, and the dielectric constant.

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This document discusses several topics in electrostatics: 1. It defines electric charge and discusses how charge is expressed as a sum of protons and electrons. 2. It covers Coulomb's law and how the electrostatic force between two point charges depends on the magnitude of the charges and the distance between them. 3. It discusses Gauss's law and how the electric flux through a closed surface is proportional to the total charge enclosed divided by the permittivity of free space. 3. It briefly mentions capacitors and capacitance, energy stored in capacitors, and the dielectric constant.

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Torque on electric dipole Mass of inkdrop on inkjet Energy stored in capacitors (xJ) Dielectric cons.

Chapter 21: Electrostatics ! = pE sin " ! 1 1 C = ! Cair !


U= CeqV 2 = nCV 2
Charge expressed in sum of protons and electrons F qE
ay = = 2 2
!
Electric flux
( )
Eair q q
q = e ! N p " N e ! Equilibrium Position (charge at m m 2U E= = =
! "!!
! = EA cos n=
! !" 0 A " A !
##
2
1 CV
origin and elsewhere is positive) ! = " E " dA ! y = at 2 ; L = vt
Coulombʼs Law 2 Capacitance of a coaxial cable " = !" 0
= F Guassʼs Law ! 2"# 0 L
qq F 2y 2yv 2 C =! !
! ! q a= = 2 ln ( r2 / r1 )
1! 3 2! 3
F=k 1 2
Charge on a cylindrical capacitor
r2
q1q3 q3q2 ## E " dA = $ 0 !
!=" (L / v)2 L
Capacitor half filled with a dielectric 2"# 0 L
k =k ! C =!
N ! m2 ( x3 " x1 )2 ( x 2 " x 3 )2 cyclindrical symmetry m=
qE ln ( r2 / r1 )
k = 8.99 !10 9
!
C2 q1 x2 + q2 x1 ! 2k ! a
$ 2"# 0 L '
! x3 =
E= = ! q = CV = & ! )V
1 q1 + q2
2"# 0 r r % ln ( r2 / r1 ) (
k=
4" #0 planar symmetry
!
C 2
Force between electrons of E= !
$ 0 = 8.85 !10 %12
2" 0
N ! m2
electrostatic force and planar symmetry, conductor CAPA #1
Charged balls hang gravitational force !
E= !
from ceiling with Fe kq 2e "0
insulated ropes find F = Gm 2 ! Charge distributed uniformly throughout sphere, inside
g e !r1 False: A negative charge placed in Zone 2 can be in equilibrium.
mass Einside = outside
3" 0 True: A positive charge placed in Zone 3 can be in equilibrium.
T sin ! " Fe = 0;T cos! " Fg = 0 Bead on a wire slanted, ! kQ
Qr1 kQr Eoutside = 2 ! True: A negative charge placed in Zone 3 can be in equilibrium.
q2 find mass of second bead Einside = = 31 r2 True: A negative charge placed in Zone 1 can be in equilibrium.
Fg = mg; Fe = k 4#" 0 R 3 R
d2 qq True: A positive charge placed in Zone 1 can be in equilibrium.
Fe = k 1 2 2 ; Fg = m2 g sin !
d /2 d False: A positive charge placed in Zone 2 can be in equilibrium.
sin ! = Electric field from a ring of charge
l qq kdq dq z 0: = charge of the hydrogen atom, consisting of a proton and an electron.
q2 q2 !
k 1 2 2 = m2 g sin !
d
! Ez (z) = ! r2
cos" = k ! 2
r r -1/3: = charge of the down quark.
Fe = k 2 = k 2 2
d 4l sin ! k qq r = z 2 + R 2 ; ! dq = q ! 0: = charge of the neutron.
T sin ! Fe m2 = 2 1 2 +2/3: = charge of the up quark.
= d g sin ! Ez (z) =
kqz
0: = charge of the helium atom, consisting of two protons, two neutrons,
T cos! Fg
(z )
3/2
2
+ R2 and two electrons.
kq 2 Ratio of electrostatic/gravitation
m=
4gl 2 sin 2 ! tan !
Chapter 23: Electric Potential -1: = charge of the electron.
+1: = charge of the proton.
qq mm
Fe = k 1 2 2 ; Fg = G 1 2 2
Constant Energy of tandem acc.
! ! electric field
r r
K = !"U = ! [ q1V + q2 (!V )]
Find magnitude and direction q1q2
Four charged objects find force on fourth charge W = qE ! d = qEd cos" qq k !
F = k 122 Fe / Fg ! r2
[Link].e # field 1 2 2K ! mm
kq ! K= mv # v = r
qq qq q $ ! G 12 2
Fx = k 1 2 4 + k 2 4 2 cos 45° = 24 # q1 + 2 cos 45°& W = qEd; $U = #qEd ! 2 m 2 r
( )
e b
d 2d d " 2 % ! k 2 *2* How far apart two charged
[Link].e # field 0 Work, constant V c c
W spheres
q2 q4 q3 q4 kq ! q $ W = #qEd; $U = qEd
Fy = k 2 sin 45° ' k = 24 # 2 sin 45° + q3 & !V = " e = 0 # [Link] tan t ! Cosmic rays bombarding Earth, find total charge F = k q1q2
( 2d ) d2 d " 2 % Electric Potential
We U Workf
q radius = atmosphere + earth d2
# .of .protons = rate * time * (4! r 2 ) ! q1q2
Fy !V = " ! V= ! ! ! 4.3F = k
F = F + F ; tan ( = ! W = " qE ! ds ! xd 2 !
2 2
x y
q q [Link] arg e = # .of .protons * (1.602i10 "19 )
Fx 1
Potential Difference i Electrons on mass of water 23
x=
4.3
= 0.232
kq4 ! q2 $ ! q2 $
2 2
We ! ! f 1000g 1mol 6.023 *10 atoms # .of .electrons
!
F= # q1 + cos 45°&% + #" sin 45° + q3 &% !V = V f " Vi = " = " $ E # ds ! kg * * * * [Link] = 0.232 * d 2
d2 " 2 2 q
kg xg 1mol 1atom

! q2 $ Potential
i
Two beads on insulating string, find mass of sec. bead
#" sin 45° + q3 &% " Fe = Fg
! ! ! kq n n
kqi
( = tan '1
2
V ( x) = # E ! ds ! V (r) = ! V = ! Vi = ! ! q2
Two balls on wire, find length
! q2 $ r i =1 i =1 ri Fe = k; Fg = mg ! of string
#" q1 + cos 45°&% x d2
2
Superposition of Electric Potential q2 T sin ! " Fe = 0;T cos! " Fg = 0
k 2
Chapter 22: Electric Field V =!
3
kqi "q q q % "q
= k$ 1 + 2 + 3' = k$ 1 +
q2
+
q3 %
! m= d
sin ! =
d /2
a &'
g
Charge in a cube, one of the sides i =1 ri # r1 r2 r3 & #b a2 + b2 l
Electric field Two beads, slanted wire, find force between q2 q2 q2
! 1Q Calculating Field from Potential Fg = mg; Fe = k = = !
! oneface = = ! d 2 ( 2l sin ! )2 4l 2 sin 2 !
6 6 "0 "V qq
Fe = k 1 2 2 ; Fg = m2 g sin !
ES = ! ! d T sin ! F
"s T cos!
= tan ! = e
Fg
qq
Electric Potential from two charge system k 1 2 2 = m2 g sin ! !
Electric field
! at x d kq 2
! ! U = q2V1 (r) l=
F q k q1q2 4gm sin 2 ! tan !
E( x) = = k 2 r̂ ! kq q ! d=
q0 r U= 1 2 m2 g sin !
r
Electric Field from a point charge Electric Potential of triangle system One pos charge on origin and neg charge, find position of third
q1
F + F2, x + ... + Fn, x U12 = W = q2V = q2 k q1q3 q3q2
Ex = 1, x d
!
k
(x3 ! x1 )2
=k
(x3 ! x2 )2
q0 q q
! W13 + W23 = U13 + U 23 = q3V = q3 k 1 + q3 k 2 q1 (x3 ! x2 ) = q2 (x3 ! x1 ) !
F1, y + F2, y + ... + Fn, y d d
Ey = Electric Potential from charges at center x3 =
q1 x2 ! q2 x1
q0 q1 q2 q3 q1 ! q2
Electric field do particles at center from 4 point charges V (C) = + + !
R R R
! q q k 12 electrons circle CAPA #2
Ecenter, x = k 22 (! x̂) + k 23 ( x̂) = ( q3 ! q2 ) 12
!e !12e Square, pos charge and neg charge Two point charges at corners of right
r2
V (C) = " k
r r
=k diagonal, find E at other corners triangle, fine E of third and direction of E
! q q k R R !
Ecenter, y = k 21 (! ŷ) + k 24 ( ŷ) = ( q4 ! q1 ) i =1

r r r2 E(C) = 0
! !
Ecenter = E 2center, x + E 2center, y !
Chapter 24: Capacitors ! ! !
k 2k Farad energy density
" ( q3 ! q2 )2 + ( q4 ! q1 )2 = ( q3 ! q2 )2 + ( q4 ! q1 )2 1C U
r2 a2 1F = ! u= !
$q !q ' 1V volume Hollow metal sphere with a solid sphere inside
# = tan !1 & 4 1 ) Capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor
total charge surface of inner sphere
% q3 ! q2 ( total charge on inner surface of hollow sphere
q ! A
Electric field everywhere on x-axis (dipole) C= = 0 ! ! total charge surface
* - V d
of outer surface
, / Area of a parallel plate capacitor !
q , 1 1 / dC
E= # 2 ! A= ! !
4!" 0 ,$ 1 '
2
$ 1 ' / !0
, %& x # d ) & x + d ) /
+ 2 ( % 2 ( . Cylindrical capacitor Spherical capacitor Max torque with dipole moment Net force of water molecule near point charge
!L 2"# 0 L
rr
Vector !electric dipole moment q C = 4!" 0 1 2 ! measured in D
! C= =
!
= !
( ) r2 # r1
p = qd ! V
2"# 0
(
ln r2 / r1 )
ln r2 / r1
! !

Electric field far away from electric dipole Single conducting sphere capacitor Two semicircular shaped insulating
p Circuit in series E needed to counteract weight of e- at Earthʼs
E= ! ! 1 1 1$
rods find E at center
2!" 0 x 3 Circuit in parallel V = V + V + V ... = q # + +
C2 C3 %&
!2kq surface
" C1 Ex =
1 2 3
q = (C1 + C2 + ...Cn )V
Electric dipole moment of water q "r2 !
Ceq = C1 + C2 + ...Cn ! V= !
d = (10 !10 m)cos 52.5° = 0.6 "10 !10 m Ceq 2Ex
! Ceq = ! Ci
n
1 n
1 !
p = 2ed = 2 "10 !29 Cm i =1
='
Ceq i =1 Ci
Ratio of two different wires, charge
density lamda and radius r
Electric field from three point charges Work required bring capac. to full charge
q1 !
E1 = k
b2
x
Wt = ! dW =
1 q2
!
CAPA #3
2C !
Battery with two parallel metal plates, acc
q3 !
E3 = k 2 y Work stored as EP energy for capacitor from neg to pos plate, fine KE and speed
a ! 1
K = U = qV !
2
1q 1 1
U= = CV 2 = qV ! K = U = qV; K = mv 2
" kq cos! % ! " kq sin ! % ! 2C 2 2 2
E2 = $ 22 2 ' x + $ 22 2 ' y !
# a +b & # a +b & EP energy for parallel plate cap. 1 2 2qV
U CV 2 1 " V % 1
2 Two ions with +1 and -1 charge, find work to qV = mv ! v
E = E 2x + E 2y u= = = !0 $ ' = !0E 2 !
Ad 2Ad 2 # d & inc. dist
2 m
2 Acclerator strips eʼs at a Speed of e- with V
Thundercloud, find potential diff, EF, and total E W = q!V K = !"U = !qV
! A
rate, find power
q/2 V 1 $ q
C= 0 ;V = ; E = ;U = qV ! q'! K = q!V = (16qe )!V K=
1 2
!
d C d 2 " W = q& k # k ) ! 2
mv
% di df (
P = (16qe )!V " (rate) 2K 2(qV )
v= #
m m
Four same point charges at corners of rectangle Internal Resistance of Battery Internal Resistance of Battery example
i =V / R i =V / R Mass spec., find mass B Field from Current Distribution
fine potential at center
( ) µ0 idssin 0° ( )
q
V = !k "V = k
4q
! Vt = iReq = i R + Ri ( ) Vt = iReq = i R + Ri !K = 1 / 2mv 2 ;!U = "qV
!K + !U = 0 # 1 / 2mv 2 " qV = 0
1: dB1 =
4! r2
= 0 " B1 = 0
r 2
# a& # b&
2
V
%$ (' + %$ (' (R + R ) =
Vt ! (R + Ri = t
i
) !
v=
2qV ! 2 : dB2 =
µ0 idssin 180° (
= 0 " B2 = 0
) !
2 2 i
i m 4! r2
Hollow spherical conductor with surface charge V
V Ri = t ! R B 2 qx 2
from field

kQ Q kQ Ri = t ! R i r=
mv
#m=
3 : B3 = # dB =
! /2
µ0 iRd$ % µ0 i (
at center of
loop µ0 i ! / 2 ( )=µi
Vinside = = ! Voutside = ! i
Resistance in Parallel (have same voltage)
qB 8V # 4! R 2
='
& 2R )
* =
4! R 8R
0

R 4!" 0 R R Power in Electric


2
circuits
current is sum of individual
Momentum of a track (find momen. and speed) 0
B field from Current distribution (3 circuits)
V V p = mv = erB
Four point charges on corners of square, three P = iV = i 2 R = with i = and V = Ri Upper ! half
R R 1 voltage is constant v mv !
pos and one neg, find V at certain point above i = Vemf =
Req i = i1 + i2 ... ! µ0 i
Energy c mc " = # R = 3r Bupper =
center 1kWh = 1000W i3600s = 3.6i10 joules !
6
! Period, freq, and ang. freq of particle in orbit 12R
q q+q+q"q
!k r = k 2 2 2
n
1 1
=! 2! r 2! m Deuteron in Cyclotron a and b
Temp. Dependence of the T= =
a +a +c Resistance of a Light bulb R R v qB 2! mf µ0 i B field of Long wires, find point where B
!
eq i=1 i
1 qB
B= BR= r ;"= # =
field is 0
Power when lighted Galvanometer as current-measuring device f = = q 4r
2q µ0 i1 µ0 i2
#k P =V2 / R! R =V2 / P V = iint Ri ;V = imax Req
T 2! m c =
2a + c
2 2
R " = 2! f =
qB
µi µi 2! r 2! d " r ( )
R0 = ! V = iint Ri = imax Req BR= r ;"= # / 2 = 0 BR= 2r ;"= # / 2 = 0 ! !
Find V from equation of volume with certain (
1 + " T # T0 )
m
Magnetic field (Hall effect)
8r 16r i1
=
i2
#r =
(
i1 d " r )
(d " r )
n
1 1 1 1 Final
coordinates Drift velocity of e in copper wire =" = + ! VH VH dhne VH hne r i2
i Req i=1 Ri Ri Rs B= = = ! µ0 i µ0 i µ0 i Atoms as magnets
"V "V "V x = vd t; = nevd dv di i Ba = + =
Ex = ! ; Ey = ! ; Ez = ! A imax
1 1 1 12R 4r 3r Current
"x "y "z ! = = + Hall probe (find mag. of magnetic field)
# conduction electrons # electrons µ0 i µ0 i µi e e ve
ie(x 2 + xy 2 + yz) Insulating sheet with charge n= iint Ri Req Ri Rs n= Bb = ! =! 0 i= = =
"V distribution uniform. Find change in
volume
1electron 6.02i1023 atoms density g 1.0i106 cm3 iint
volume
1electron 6.02i1023 atoms density g 1.0i106 cm3
12R 4r 6r T (
2! r / v 2! r )
Ex = ! = 2x + y 2 n= Rs = Ri µ0 i µ0 i µ0 i
"x V when !charge is moved from atom Xg cm3 m3
!
imax # iint n=
atom Xg cm3 m3
!
Bc = + + Magnetic moment
12R 16r 8r ve ver
"V position A to B i VH hne µorb = iA = !r2 =
Ey = ! = 2xy + z ! ! vd = B= Circular motion, find speed 2! r
"y "" EidA = ! 0 ( EA + EA ) = q = # A
!0 " neA i
Force on a current carrying wire and radius taken
2
"V ! i $ Orbital angular momentumof e"
Ez = ! =z # x = vd t = # t L
"z
E= ;W = QEd cos$ " neA &% q = ti = i;(v is drift velocity) Lorb = rp = rmv
2! 0 v 1 2eV
' # * ' # * ! Chapter 26: Circuits "L % m v 2 = eV ! v = $ 2 µ ' 2mµorb
%W = W f & Wi = Q ) d y1 & Q ) d y2 F = qvBsin ! = $ i' vBsin ! ! 2 e me # Lorb = rm & orb ) =
( 2! 0 +, ( 2! 0 +, Kirchoffʼs Junction Rule
#v & % er ( e
2
( F = iLBsin ! me v
V =&
%W
Q
i1 = i2 + i3 ! Torque on a current carrying loop (square and circle)
Fcent =
r
; Fmag = vBe ! Magnetic Dipole Moment
! e !
! ! ! µorb = " L
Kirchoffʼs Loop Rule ! =r"F me v 2
mv 2m orb
Surface area of capacitor # a& # a& vBe = ! r= e
Capacitor Defibrillator The sum of voltage drops around a complete circuit loop must ( )
! = iaB % ( sin ) + iaB % ( sin )( ) r eB B Field inside toroid
Cd sum to zero. $ 2' $ 2' µ Ni
A= ! charged, find capac. Charging a battery * ia 2 Bsin ) = iABsin ) B= 0 !
!0 U=
1
CV 2
Wheatstone bridge !iRi ! V + Ve = 0
! Magnetic Dipole Momentum 2! r
loop adb : !i3 R3 + ig Rg + i1 R1 = 0 µ = NiA
2
!
Ve = iRi + V Chapter 29: Electromagnetic Induction
2U loop cbd : +iu Ru ! ig Rg ! iv Rv = 0 Magnetic potential energy in external magnetic field Changing B Field, current inc according to
C= 2 U = ! µ Bcos" ! Magnetic
! flux
! current, find induced voltage at loop
V junctions Triangle Shaped Loop !B = "" BidA = BAcos# !
hypotenuse A = N ! R2 Induced emf, field of a
i1 = ig + iu ! ! 1Wb = 1Tm2
Capacitor with mylar between plates, find work to
i3 + ig = iv
F = iL ! B
! "
iL || B " F = 0 Faradayʼs Law of Induction (
B(t) = B0 1 + 2.4s "2t 2 ) solenoid, find induced emf
remove mylar and potential difference one Mylar d" B due to changing field
Capacitor fully charged x # side Vemf =! ! A,# cons tan t :Vemf = " Acos#
dB
!
is removed When bridgebalanced ! qtot = CVemf Bx = # Bcos$ = 0 dt dt B ! field of outer solenoid
!W = Wi " W f V = !V ! i1 R1 = i3 R3 ;iu Ru = iv Rv Capacitor discharging
By = Bsin $
$ = tan #1 (Opp / Adj)
Induction in a flat loop
dB dA Vemf = " Acos#
d
( (
B0 1 + 2.4s "2t 2 ))
B = µ0 in = µ0 iN / L;i = V / R
Vemf = ! Acos" ! Bcos" + # ABsin " ! dt
" t % voltagetime depend
1
# CV " 2 1C
(V$ ) 2
! i1 = iu ;i3 = iv
q = q0 e#
$ ! RC '& F = iLx By dt dt
(
= " Acos# B0 2.4s "2 2t ) V = V0 sin(t) !
2 2$ Finally " t %
Chapter 28: Mag Fields of Moving Charges Special cases for flat loop
dB Induced emf
dq " q0 % #$ ! RC &' Magnetic Field Magnetic Prop. A,! cons tan t :Vemf = " Acos! Induced emf
Parallel plate capacitor, find charge, energy stored, iu Ru = iv Rv i= = e ! ! of! matter dt ! ! d#
dt $# RC '&
! !
area, and if filled withdielectric i1 R1 i3 R3 dB =
µ0 idssin " B = B0 + µ0 M; H = B / µ0
! ! ! ! B,! cons tan t :Vemf = " Bcos!
dA
!
"$ E ! ds = " dt B Vemf = ! Acos"
dB
dt
1 dC " A
Time to charge a capacitor 4! r 2 ! ( ) (
B = µ0 H + M = µ0 1 + ! m H ) dt
! q = VC ! C =! 0 ! R " % find derivative
t
U = qv ! A= " Ru = 1 Rv
!
q(t) = q0 $ 1 ! e RC '
Tm A, B cons tan t :Vemf = # ABsin !
2 ! d µ0 = 4! #10$7 Re lative permeability
0 R3 # & A Motion Voltage, find induced voltage as a function of time
" m = 1 + !m
Two soup cans filled with soup Voltmeter in a simple circuit " q(t) % B Field from a Long, Straight Wire A(t) = w ! d(t) = w ! ( d " vt ) ;t f = d / v RL Circuit, switch connected
2"# 0 L t = ! RC ln $ 1 ! µi Magnetic permeability
C =! !
Before
# q0 '& ( )
B r! = 0
2" r! ( )
µ = 1 + ! m µ0 = " m µ0 Vemf = " Bcos#
dA di
Vemf , L = ! L
ln ( r2 / r1 )
V Time constant of circuit dt dt
i= !
R " " t %
$!
% B Field from a Loop d
( ( ))
'
q = q0 $ 1 ! e# RC & ' whereq0 = CVemf ;( = RC ;V (t) = q(t) / C di
= " Bcos# w ! d " vt Vemf ! iR ! L = 0 !
Chapter 25: Direct Currents Connected $# '& µ0 i dt dt
1 1 1 RRV B=
Vemf = wvBcos# from0tot f
( )
Electric current Iontophoresis = + ! Req = " " t %
! % " t %
!
2R Vemf !t / (" L )
dq amount Req R Rv R + RV V (t) = Vemf $1 ! e
#$ RC &'
' = Vemf ! Vemf e
#$ RC &'
Parallel Current Carrying Wires i(t) = 1! e ;" L = L / R
i= q= V
$# '&
" µ i % µ ii L Lenzʼs Law - Four Cases R
dt application rate Current Density i= Rate of energy
! !t F12 = i2 L $ 0 ' = 0 1 2 !
t
i Req storage in a RC = ( = # 2! d & 2! d
q = ! dq = ! i dt !
q = it ! t =
q J= !
A
capacitor
ln $
(
" ! V (t) ! V
emf ) %' B Force on wire from two other wires RL Circuit, emf suddenly removed
!t / " L
0
i i(t) = i0 e ;i0 = Vemf / R !
1A =
1C Current through a wire (
q = CV 1 ! e !t / RC
) $# Vemf '& Bb =
µ0 ib
;B =
µ0 ic
2! d c 2! 2d ( )
J = di / dA 2
1s 1q
µ0 ib µ0 ic µi
3R 2 U=
Drift Velocity Aouter ' = ! R 2 " ! ( R / 2 ) = !
2
2C Bbc = " = 0 !
! 2! d 4! d 4! d
dq 4 dU q dq q a) An increasing magnetic field pointing to the right induces a current that creates a magnetic field to the left
i= = nevd A i = JA' = = i µ0 i 2 L Ampereʼs
! ! Law b) An increasing magnetic field pointing to the left induces a current that creates a magnetic field to the right
dt C dt C Fabc = ia LBbc = B Field inside long wire c) A decreasing magnetic field pointing to the right induces a current that creates a magnetic field to the right
dt ! ResistivityConvert from AWG size to wire diameter
( ) CV 1 ! e!t / RC # V & !t / RC V 2 !t / RC
4! d
" B ! ds = µ0ienc ! d) A decreasing magnetic field pointing to the left induces a current that creates a magnetic field to the left

d = 0.127 ! 92(
36" AWG ) / 39
i
J = = nevd !=
E mm ! "
C
( %$ R (' e =
R
e 1 ! e!t / RC ) Force on square Loop
µ0 i1i2 L # µi &
Induced Voltage on a Moving Wire in B Field Instantaneous power provided by emf source
A J !Resistance of Wire Fdown = ( )
B r! = % 0 2 ( r! ! V = vLB ! ! di $
Resistance Vm L Chapter 27: Magnetism (
2! 0.100m ) $ 2" R '
Inductance
P = Vemf i = # L & i !
" dt %
V EL ! L units = A = "m R = ! ! !
Lorentz ! !
! Force Guass µ0 i1i2 L N ! B = Li
R= = = A F = qv ! B( x) ! Fup = !
i JA A Temp. dependence of the resistivity of metals 1G = 10!4 T ! ( ) RL Circuit solenoid, how long current to reach half
! " ! = ! # T "( T !) 2! 0.100m + 0.250m "! $
"# L $% = # B % & 1H =
1Tm2
( )
1V Magnetic force on moving charge di Vemf
1" = FB = qvB sin ! 1! e ( )
0 0 0 !t / L / R
Tesla F = Fup " Fdown #" i $% 1A L + iR = Vemf i(t) =
1A Temp. dependence of the resistance of conductor Proton dt R
= R " (T ! T ) !
in B Field (find force) Ns N
R ! R0 1T = 1 =1 ! B Field inside ideal solenoid µ0 = 4' (10)7 H / m
1 Vemf Vemf
( )
1 2K Cm Am
1! e 0 ( )
0 0 !t / L / R
Ohmʼs Law K = mv 2 ! v = Cathode Ray Tube (calc vel. and acc) B = µ0 in; where n is # turns per unit length ! Inductance of a solenoid =
2 m ! 2 R R
Vemf = iR ! F = qvBsin " !K = "!U = qV Find vel. where net force on E and B is 0 (pos charge) N !B ( )(
nl µ0 in A )
!
1
Resistors in Series
! ! !
(
q E!v!B =0 )
L=
i
=
i
= µ0 n2 lA ! = 1 ! e 0 ( ) " ! ln 2 = !t0 / L / R
!t / L / R
( )
Vemf = iR1 + iR2 ... = iReq Particle Orbits in Uniform B 1 mv 2 = eV # v = 2eV ! 2
Self induction Energy stored in B field of the inductor
! v p 2 m qE = qvBsin 90° ! ( ) L
t0 = ln 2
( ) = ! d ( Li ) = ! L di
n current is constant
Req = ! Ri m = qB ! = qB ! qvB d N "B R
t i
1
i=1
Vemf = V1 + V2 ... ! r r F = ma = qvB # a =
m v=
E Vemf , L = !
dt dt dt
U B = ! P dt = ! Li' di' = Li 2 !
B 0 0
2
Chapter 30: Electromagnetic Oscillation and Battery, internal resistance. Find resistance to extract Wire placed at angle with magnets at ends. Find F
! = 90 " angle given
Chapter 31: Electromag. Waves Chap. 33: Optical Instr.
certain power from. Maxwell ampereʼs law
Currents LC Example R = resis tan ceoutsidebattery ! d# E Lens-maker formula Lens equation
oscillation freq. F = iLBsin !
"$ B ! ds = µ "
!
+ µ0 ienc = µ0 id + ienc ! ( ) 1 " 1 1% 1 2 n !1 ( ) 1 1 1
LC Circuit r = int ernal Proton entering two-plate region, dt 0 0
(
= n !1 $ ! ' ! ) f
=
R
! + = !
1 Displacement current f # R1 R2 & d0 d i f
charg e as a function of time !0 = 3 resistors. find B field d" E
V 2R id = ! 0 Concave lens
q = qmax cos ! 0t + " ( ) LC P= Find R to produce certain currents i1 and i2 dt
! Convex lens

angular frequency energy stored


( R + r )2 Calculate radius of trajectory of proton in B field Displacement current with wire going through
Case Type Direction Magnification always virtual, upright, reduced in size
Magnification for lenses
dE f<d0<2f Real Inverted Enlarged di hi
id = ! 0 A
( )
2 Solve R ! Speed of light m=! = !
!0 =
1
q2 CVemf ! dt 1 1 d0=2f Real Inverted Same Size do h0
c= " = 2.99 #108 m / s !
LC U = max= ! Calculate the period of motion in plate, freq, and pitch
Wave
!
equations µ0! 0 c µ0! 0 Power of lens
current 2C 2C ( )
E = Emax sin kx ! " t ŷ c = ! f ! do>2f Real Inverted Reduced
1m
charg eof [Link] giventime What Vemf will produce !
( ) D= !
( )
myopia (near): image produced in front of retina
B = Bmax sin kx ! " t ẑ Instantaneous
!
i = #imax sin ! 0t + " power per unit area hypermetropia (far): imaged produced behind the retina f
imax = ! 0 qmax ( )
q = qmax cos ! 0t + " ;q = qmax when " = 0 currents i1 and i2
Vemf = i1 20! + i2 R !
k = 2# / $ , " = 2# f ! ! power $
S= S = ! Corrective lenses, find power
"# area %& instanteous
( )
Wave
! !solution
! ! 1 1 1
electrical energy ! q = qmax cos ! 0t E ! dA " E # dA = 0 Intensity + = = ____ diopeters !
or ! ! ! ! ! "di f
( )
2
qmax
UE =
2C
cos 2 ! 0t + " ( ) RLC Circuit
rateof energy loss Vemf = i2 R
Value of current of wire2 that is half of wire1 B ! dA " B # dA = 0 I = 1 E 2 where E = E / 2 !
cµ0 rms rms max
Microscope
Emax $ E object to be magnified is placed just outside of focal
magnetic energy Find currents with resistance values and Vemf values = = c " = c !Energy density in electromagnetic wave length of the objective lens
dU Bmax k B
= !i 2 R Vemf ,1 ! i1 R1 ! i3 R3 = 0 1 1 2 Microscope magnification
( )
2 2
L q uE = ! 0 cB , uB =
( ) ( ) dt B
U B = i 2max sin 2 ! 0t + " = sin 2 ! 0t + " max ! E 1 2 2 µ0 ! 0.25L
Vemf ,2 ! i2 R2 ! i3 R3 = 0 =
2 2C charg e as a function of time B µ0% 0 c uE = uB in electromagnetic wave m=! !
energy in circuit Rt
i1 + i2 = i3
fo fe
( )
!
q = qmax e 2L
cos " t + # Rate of energy by an electromagnetic wave telescope magnification
U = UE +UB ! 1 ! !
Re arrange for matrix S= E ! B! ! f
2 angular freq ! Square ammeter clamped on DC current, find current µ0 Intensity of light before polarizer m! = " e = " o !
qmax q2 i1 R1 + 0 ! i3 R3 = !Vemf ,1
=
2C
(
cos 2 ! 0t + " + max sin 2 ! 0t + "
2C
) ( ) $ R'
2
1
Intensity and force of radiation I = 1 E 2 = 1 E 2 !
!o fe
0 ! i2 R2 ! i3 R3 = !Vemf ,2 !p IA 0
cµ0 rms
2cµ0 0 two positions of a convergin lens, find dist.
" = " 02 ! & ) where " 0 = F= =
q2 q2
( (
= max sin 2 ! 0t + " + cos 2 ! 0t + " = max
2C 2C
) ( )) % 2L ( LC i1 + i2 ! i3 !
I=
!t c
!U / !t c!p
=
! Electric field after polarizer
E = E0 cos! !
between two positions
1 1 1
+ = ;d0 = d ! di
energy in circuit first matrix A A!t d0 d i f
Energy and Power
q 2max Rt
" R 0 R % Pressure due to electromagnetic radiation
( )
!
rateenergy is dissipated intheresistor (Power) UE = e cos " t + #L 2 Find currents with resistance values 1 1 1
$ 1 3
' I 2I + =
(
P = i 2 R = I sin ! t " # ( ))
2
R = I 2 Rsin 2 ! t " #( ) 2C
sin usoidal voltage as function of time
$ 0 R2 R3 ' and Vemf! values B field inside solenoid pr =
c
and reflected : pr =
c
! (d ! d ) i
di f
$ '
$# 1 1 !1 '& Radiation pressure from laser pointer, find force (
di d ! di )
average power
2
vemf = Vmax sin ! t
(1m ! L) iR ! B field inside tungsten wire with current a distance
I=
power
,then pr =
force 2I
=
(
di + d ! di = ) f
!
1 2 $ I ' I sec ond matrix RX = from its central axis area area c ! image produced by two lenses,
P = I R=& R; I rms = induced current 1
% 2 )( L df = di d ! d " d ! di d + df = 0 find image produced by
2 2
" !V %
( )
2 2 2I i i
i = I sin ! t " # ! ! force = area "
$ emf ,1
' c second lens with respect to
R $ !Vemf ,2 ' d ± d 2 ! 4df
* P = I rms
2
R = I rmsVmax,rms = I rmsVmax,rms cos # voltage and current [Link] resistor Aircraft, find potential diff. between wings Three polarizers x= sec. lens
Z $ ' 1 1 2
max when # = 0 socos # is power factor VR = I R R $# 0 '& V = Ed; E = vB Design own RLC find C and R I1 = (
I , I = I1 cos 2 45 ! 0 = I 0 cos 2 45
2 0 2
) ( ) d0,1 f1
! !0 =
1
= 2" f
2 ! di,1 =
!1
V = dvBa d0,1 ! f1
R3 % " !Vemf ,1 %
misc. 1
V
! capacitivereac tan ce " R
$ 1
0
' $ '
LC ( )
I 3 = I 2 cos 2 90 ! 45 = I 0 cos 4 45 = I 0 / 8
2
( )
1 Loop expanding, find ind. current 1 d0,2 f 2
Vrms = XC = $ 0 R2 R3 ' i $ !Vemf ,2 ' ! 02 = ! di,2 = ;d0,2 = d ! di,1
dA
( )
2
2 !C $ ' $ ' V = ! Bcos" ; A = # r 2 = # r0 + vt LC d0,2 ! f 2
V $# 1 1 !1 '& $# 0 '& dt
Vmax,rms = max current in circuit C=
1
=
1
( )
d ! di,1 f 2
d
( ))
L! 02 L 2" f( )
2

( " di,2 =
2 V
(d ! d ) ! f
2
current iC = C cos ! t = I C sin ! t + 90° ( ) Resistance needed to produce peak power output V = ! Bcos" # r0 + vt ! !
P =V2 / R dt Solar stationary satellite, find area of solar sail i,1 2
XC VR = I R R;VC = I C X C ; I R = I C image from the
( )
V Vmax,rms Fg = Frp
I rms = max,rms = voltage and current amp, across capac. V = ! B# cos" 2r0 v + 2v 2t VR VC moon, find radius of # # d0,1 f1 & &
Z 2 R = P /V 2
= ! ! 2I $ mmSun
the image of the %d !% ( ( f2
$ 1 ' VC = I C X C ! R XC Frp = pr A; pr = # & ; Fg = G ! $ $ d0,1 ! f1 ' '
R2 + & ! L "
! C )(
Time to charge capacitor to percentage V = iR $ i = V / R " c% d2 moon on the screen " di,2 =
%
Transformers
inductivereac tan ce " 1 %
!
#$ RC &'
Motor, single loop find max angular speed
R = VR
XC
= VR
1 / !C
= VR
( )
1 / 2" fC ( ) ! 2I $
=G
mmSun
' A=G
cmmSun d f d f
#
%d !%
# d0,1 f1 & &
( ( ! f2
Vemf = Vmax sin ! t XL = !L q = q0 e ! Vemf = ! ABsin " ;sin 90° VC VC VC "# c %& d2 2Id 2 di = 0
d0 ! f
" 0 = f
d0 $ $ d0,1 ! f1 ' '
curent in inductor
d# B t = ! RC ln(1 ! % change) Vemf ! Multiple polarizers, find fraction of incident intensity
di hi d
Vemf = " N m=! = # hi = !h0 i !
vL
( ) != IX
( ( ))
X
dt v L = iL X L $ iL = " cos ! t = I L sin ! t " 90° = cos 2 !" !
XL Current through 4 ohm resistor ABsin " I0 d0 h0 d0
relationship How long will it take circuit to reach certain current image produced by a lens and
voltage and current amp, across inductor Vemf ! iR1 ! iR2 ! i" = 0 Laser powered sailing find time to reach % of speed of f
i(t) = i0 1 ! e ( ) ;i0 = Vemf / R
VP VS !t / L / R hi = ! R mirror, find mag.
= light from rest d d0,1 f1
VL = I L X L Vemf di,1 =
N P NS
i= 2I F F 2 ( P / A) Intensity of light passing
d0,1 ! f1
= ! =
current in circuit R1 + R2 + " i(t) L c A A c through polarizer (law of malus)
power t = ! ln " 1 1 d0,2 f 2
( )
2
Vmax 2P 2P di,2 = ;d0,2 = d ! di,1
i0 R ! I = 2cµ E = 2cµ E0 cos! = I 0 cos ! !
2 2
PP = I PVP = PS = I SVS I= i=0 F=
c
= ma ! a =
mC d0,2 ! f 2
( )
2 0 0
R2 + X L " X C Wire moving in xy plane, find vel to induce
sec ondary current ! Potential difference across R1 %"c f1 f2
certain pot. diff v = at = %ic ! t = m1 = ;m =
V N impedance V F = qvBsin ! with! = 90° 2P
f1 ! d0,1 2 f 2 ! d0,2
$ IS = I P P = I P P i= XL = !L!
R1 + R2 ! !
mC
VS NS
( ) V V 1 1
2
Z= R2 + X L " X C XC = = " f1 % " f2 %
E = vB = " v = m = m1m2 = $
primary current
phasecons tan t
Potential Difference = iR1 d dB ! C 2" fC Chapter 32:Geometric Optics '$ '
# f1 ! d0,1 & # f 2 ! d0,2 &
NS N V N % N (1 Potential difference across R2 Fully charged cap. connected to Z = R + ( X ! X )2 !
2
Law of rays Reflection law
IP = I = S S = S V S # V " VC & # X L " XC & ! L C
" %
V inductor, find max current and
!r = !i !
N P S N P R N P '& P N P *) R ! = tan "1 % L "1 r R
( = tan %
Vmax
$ VR ' $ R (
' i= freq I= = ! $ '
R1 + R2 AC power on RLC Circuit R2 + ( X L ! X C )
2
d d+D " f1 % $ f2 '
%N ( V
2 -For XL > XC, φ is positive, and the current in the circuit will ( m=$ '$ '
=' S* P
lag behind the voltage in the circuit
Potential Difference = iR2 imax = w0 qmax VR
= I R sin ! t
Mirror image Full-length mirror # f1 ! d0,1 & $ " " d0,1 f1 % % '
-For XL < XC, φ is negative, and the current in the circuit will
! do = di and h0 = hi ! $ f ! $ d ! $ ' ' '
& NP ) R lead the voltage in the circuit
Potential difference across capacitor
R required length half the height o the person 2
# # d0,1 ! f1 & & &
-For XL = XC, φ is zero, and the current in the circuit will be 1 VR = I R R #
Pr imary resis tan ce in phase with the voltage in the circuit where w0 = and qmax = VC ! height person ! disteyes from top of head disteyes from top of head
same as R2 LC VC = I C X C where I C is imax ! height person ! ! !
% N ( R % NP (
2 2
! 1 $ 2 2
VP VL = I L X L where I L is imax
RP =
I
= VP ' P * =' * R Charge on C1 when switch is closed imax = # &
" LC %
VC ( ) Magnification Concave mirror
& N S ) VP & N S ) q
iR ! = 0;i =
V Mirror equation m = ! di = hi ! d0 f
C R1 + R2 !0 1 Concave spherical mirror 1 1 1 d0 h0 di =
Two different wires, find ratios of current densities and drift f = ;! = ! + = ! d0 ! f !
" V % 2" 0 LC C=R d0 d i f
velocities q=$ d0 = +; f = !;di = !
Current Density Drift Velocities Equivalent Resistance ' RC Transformer R!
# R1 + R2 & f = Focal length of parabolic Always virtual, upright,
J = i / A = nevd
2
i " d% VP V N 2
J= ;A = ! $ ' '1 = S ! VS = VP S ! mirror and reduced image
A # 2& J ! 1 1$ Charge on C2 when switch is N P NS NP Case Type Direction Magnification
1
vd = ! R12 = # R + R & f = where y(x) = ax 2 !
law of refraction (Snellʼs Law
=
i i ne " 1 2% closed VP N 4a n1 sin !1 = n2 sin ! 2 !
2 ; J Al = 2 !
J Cu d0<f Virtual Upright Enlarged
! ( dCu / 2 ) ! ( d AL / 2 ) vd, Al J /n Rtop = 2R12 + R3 = Rbottom ! q V IS = I P = IP P ! index of refraction
= Al Al iR ! = 0;i = VS NS d=f Real Upright Image at infinity c sin ! air
J Cu / J Al vd,Cu J Cu / nCu '1
C R1 + R2 n= ! nmedium = where ! air > ! medium !
! 1 1 $ Resistor and Capacitor, what freq and current where f<d0<2f Real Inverted Enlarged v sin ! medium
Req = # + & potential drop across cap. equal across resistor
" Rtop Rbottom % " V % d0=2f Real Inverted Same size
opitcal fiber, max angle of internal reflection
q=$ ' RC 1 1 Vmax incidence n
# R1 + R2 & XC = R = "! = I= d0<2f Real Inverted Reduced # # # 1&&& sin ! c = 2 (n2 " n1 )
Find Current at R3 !C RC ! air = sin "1 % ncos % sin "1 % ( ( ( !
( ) n1
2
Find max resistance of rectangular wafer Charge on C1 and C2 when switch R2 + X L ! X C $ $ $ n' ' ' !
R=!
L V = iR ! 1 RC imaged formed by a converging 1
is open f = = Vmax Vmax displacement of light rays in sin ! = when entering air
A
V V ! 2# 2# = = mirror c
n
arrangein waythat divides ! i= = CC 1 1 1 transparent material
( )
2
q =V 1 2 ! R2 + X C 2R 2 + = shadow of a ball
R 2R3 C1 + C2
d d f t
by smallest area possible 0 i
d = Lsin ! diff =
cos! medium
(
sin ! air " ! medium a ) d+D=
dR
Tubular resistor, find resistivity and % change in resistance d0 f
image produced : di = ! ! r
Resistivity Percentage Increase d0 ! f # sin ! air &
!=
RA
; A = " router
2
# " rinner
2 R ! R0 = R0" (T ! T0 ) where ! medium = sin % "1
(
" R %
d $1 ! ' = ! D ( d =
Dr
!
L di $ n ' # r& R!r
(
" router
2
# " rinner
!
) Rnew = R0" (T ! T0 ) ! R0 !h0 chromatic dispersion
!=R h d0 first rainbow appears 42 deg. then 50
Percentage Increase = Rnew / R0 ! 100% magnification : m = i = Dr
L h0 h0 deg for second one outside first one. dlightbulb = d + D = +D
R!r
Determining earth circumference, find how far North Separation of adjacent interference maximum Enterprise, find length
Chapt. 34: Wave Optics d1 d2
=
d
" d2 = ! 2 1 ! ( ) !L " v%
2

Snellʼs Law for Hugyenʼs construction constructive interference (in phase, difference is 2pi) !1 ! 2 !1
sepof int erference max = L = L0 1 ! $ '
!x = m" (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) ! d # c& !
n1 sin !1 = n2 sin ! 2 ! Intensity of 2 polarizers, find angle between two
sin !1 v1 c / n1 n2
destructive interference (difference is pi)
" 1%
polarizers
I Frequency of x-rays
where L = screen dist. ! (
where v / c is fraction of c )
= = = ! !x = $ m + ' ( (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) !
sin ! v c/n n I = I 0 cos 2 ! = 0
cos 2 ! c d = split sep. Two ships in the night, find speed in c
2 2 2 1 # 2& 2 f =
!1 !2 ! Minimum thickness of soap film
= ! Order of fringe (m) # I & v1 + v2
v1 v2 ! = cos "1 % 2 ( ! 1$ vsum = !
Light traveling in an optical medium
for constructive interference:
m=1 give us angle of the first order of bright fringe
$ I0 '
#" m + 2 &% ' 1 + v1v2
v ! v c/n c m=2 second order fringe I 0 goes down factor 2 after1st polarizer tmin thickness = ! Vulcan, find value of Lorentz factor beta.
!n = ! = ! fn = = = = f! for destructive: 2n
c n !n ! / n ! Throwing shadows, how far lightbulb away from wall
placing object underw ater does not change color b/c freq is the m=0 gives us angle of the first order dark fringe r R 2! r
m=1 second order of fringe = Sirius star find distance in Number of lines in diffraction grating v=
same in both d d+D T
double slit interference
*first order is closest to central maximum " R% light years m" sin ! !
d $1 ! ' = ! D sin ! = #d= v 2! r / T
constructive : !x = d sin " = m# (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) Constructive interference with small angle approx. # r&
!
d
;1light year = 9.46i1015 m d m" "= =
y ! c c
$ 1' ! d sin ! = d L = m" (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) ! (d=
Dr 1light year
1 m"
destructive : !x = d sin " = & m + ) # (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) R!r Power of the sun radiation grating = =
% 2( dist of bright fringes from central max.
Power = IA where A = 4! d 2 d sin ! Speed, how many times faster than fighter jet
when m = 0! " = 0! #x = 0 m! L dlightbulb =d+D=
Dr
+D
! y= (m = 0, ±1, ±2...) !diffraction by a circular opening R!r (
P = I 4! d 2 )
!
Highest Order of diffraction grating " m% miles 3600s
bright fringe which is central max . d " % 1.22" ( 1) v = ! c $ ' ( (
sin ! = 1.22 # ! R = sin $1 ' Solar sail problem, find max acc. of spacecraft and m! 1 m! # s & 1609.34m hr
double slit intensity on screen dist of dark fringes d & d )* a= # = !
! 1$ sin " N sin "
( )
E1 = Emax sin ! t
single slit diffraction: dark fringe "# m + 2 %& ' L where ! R is the min. observable angular sep. !
find velocity after certain time
! v
2I F
v = at ! Industrial laser, find RMS of 1 2) times faster =
(
E2 = Emax sin ! t + " ) a sin ! = m" (m = 1,2...) y=
d
(m = 0, ±1, ±2...) !
and d is the diameter of the lens
pr =
c
=
A m=
N!
speed of jet
E field and B field
E = 2Emax cos (" / 2 ) m" L single slit intensity F 2 P/ A
=
( ) Momentum, find KE
position : y = ! 2 A c RMS ElectricField = cµ0 I Distance you can resolve two objects
I
=
E2
! a " sin ! %
I = I max $ interferometer 2tn 2t 2t 1) E = p 2 + 0.9382
I max E 2max where a = width # ! '& ! N material ! N air =
"
! =
" "
n !1 ! ( ) ! a=
2P
mc B=
E
(
1.22 length ! ) 2) KE = E ! 0.938
!
(
I = 4I max cos 2 " / 2 ) thin film interference (a ( ay c slit width =
diam.
!
where ! = sin * = can find thickness if we know its index of refraction Find total power incident and radiation pressure on
#x 2% d " 1% " 1% ( ) ) L can find index of refraction if we know thickness
"= ( )
2% = sin & !x = m +
$# ( = $ m + ' air = 2t roof P = IA = I ( lw) I I
= ( Area ) = ( lw) !
gold nuclei, find diameter when they reach certain
$ $ 2 '& # 2& n p Cd diffraction, find spacing between tracks total energy given GeV
! min thickness that will produce const.
radiation
c c
2 ' % dy * ( interference width of central max. Convex mirror, find position and height of image gamma =
I = 4I max cos )
( $ L +, ( )
m = 0, ±1, ±2... where ( = air ! 2" L 1 1 1
" [Link] cd and screen %
1.)! = arctan $
mass of nucleon(ie.0.9315)
!
n tmin = air ! w = 2!y = ! ! =! h1 h2 # first [Link] '&
- color seen by thin film interference is wavelength that is 4n a d0 d i f = ! Lo
interfering constructively d d2 2( length =
lens coating destructive interference 1 ! 1 ! 2.) spacing = gamma
- if n1<n2, phase of the reflected wave will be changed by half a
! 1 $ 'air d = ! ;neg b / c behind mirror sin !
( ) h
i
wavelength
m+ & = 2t m = 0, ±1, ±2... ! 1 1 Voyager, find how much pop of Earth aged during
+ ! h2 = 1 d2
- if n1>n2 then there will be no phase change "# 2 % ncoating d0 f d1
Min angle human eye can resolve trip:# of light years
- even # of phase change same as no phase change
two slit diffraction patern example, find interference # 1.22" & Great wall from space, find
Neon laser in alcohol find speed, freq, and sin !1 % !
$ diameter (' angular size of the wall
- odd # of phase change is same as one phase change
fringe in central peak of diffr. envelope wavelength
intensity of interference pattern from double slits
# sin " &
2
1) a sin ! = " (m1 = 1)diffraction grating !original !original c Wavelength of ! width $ Same Velocity, find KE to match proton beams
I = I max cos 2 ! % nmedium = " !medium = f = arctan # !
" altitude &%
$ " ' ( 2) d sin ! = m2 " W !medium nmedium ! laser beam in given MeV
N= water of fish tank KE = ! mass of electron !
)a )d d c mass of proton
1) a sin ! " # !original & infrared filter, find minimum
where " = sin + and ! = sin + ! = = d! = distance, W=width, ! v = f !medium = f% 1.) f = Transformation, find time in seconds
* * 2) d sin ! m2 " ( !in air thickness
) ay ) dy N= number of slits $ nmedium ' ! ! = coeff of V
large distance: " = and ! = d 1 c !
*L *L # m2 = d= !original !original 2.) !in water = tmin = air ! gamma =
1
!
a n ! nmedium = " !medium = ! nf 4n
wavelength of monochromatic light 1" !2
!medium
( )
resolving power n = number of slits per unit length nmedium double slit, determine the separation of the
d sin ! = m" m = 0,1,2... ! !ave # !x &
$ m# ' R= ( (
= Nm where !ave # ! + ! + "! / 2 ! diffraction on a crystal )) Partial linear polarization, find the fraction of light bright fringes t = gamma % t "
$ c '(
! = sin "1 &
% d ()
(
m = 0,1,2... ! "! ) 2a sin ! = m" m = 0,1,2... ! ( ) that is polarized
I unpol = 2I min
d = w + s where
Redshift, find velocity of galaxy moving way
diffraction grating ex., find angle where first order w = width of slits, s = dist between slits !
dispersion (diffraction grating) max, and find angular sep. between wavelengths I pol = I max ! I low z 2 + 2z
m! L m! L c
d0 f d0 f d=
W CD as a diffraction grating I total = I unpol + I pol separation = = V= z 2 + 2z + 2 !
di = " = f
d0 ! f d0
N $# ' I pol d w+ s 1000
$ m# ' ! = sin "1 & air ) spy satellite, find minimum diameter of the lens polarized =
di hi d ! = sin "1 & % d ( I total double slit, find size of individual slits and Black Hole, find Schwarzshild radius
m=! = # hi = !h0 i ! % d )( ! ! # 1.22" & # )x &
L
!1
sin % = tan !1 % ( separation when given m 2Gm
d0 h0 d0
D=
m y= $ d (' $ h' ! ilength
r=
c2
tan !
f d cos! slit size = ! whereG = gravitational cons tan t !
hi = ! R 1.22" ! mimax defraction
d
*! = D*# d=
# # )x & & ! ilength m = 2 !1030 ! solar mass
air wedge, find how thick is the film sin % tan !1 % ( ( separation = !
! 1$ ! 1 1$ $ $ h '' max defraction Burger after the show, find usable energy
2t = # m + & ' = # m + + &
Confining light in fiber, find max angle of incidence E = mc !
" 2% " 2 2% 2
m = # of bright fringes - 1 ! 1 Two positions on converging lens,
sin ! c =
extra 1/2 because of dark fringe n find distance Eyeglass diopter, find if near or far-sighted and
"1 # 1 & 1 1 1 strength of of eyeglasses 1 1 1
! c = sin % (
Chapt. 35: Relativity ! ! momentum
Relativistic
p = ! mv !
$ n'
d0
+
di
=
f d0
+
di
=
f
=D

Postulate 1: Law o physics are the same in each Power for d0 + di = dbulb and screen 1 1
intertial reference frame, independent of the motion Energy contained in mass of particle at rest reading ! =D
di2 ! dbulb and screen di + dbulb and screen f = 0 d0 d i
of this reference frame. E0 = mc 2 ! newspaper
1 1 1 solve using quadratic equation Near-sightedness
Postualte 2: Speed of light is the same in every + = =D
intertial reference frame. The speed of light (in Particle in motion d0 d i f then d i ! d0 Thin lens, find radius of curvature and thickness of
vaccuum) is the ultimate speed. E = ! E0 = ! mc 2 ! both on same side, d i is neg Farthest point w/o glasses edge of lens and how much thinner if made with
Time Dilation Kinetic energy assumed d0 is0.25m given diopter 1 1 high-index plastic " ( n ! 1) h %
( ) ( ) + =D 2
v / c = 0.9995 ! v pc
!= = K = E ! E0 = " ! 1 E0 = " ! 1 mc 2 ! ! di (
D = n !1 $ +) nr 2
' solve for r
! $# r '&
c E Focal length of
!t0 ! Momentum and energy Same velocity example, find required KE for electron
di =
1 " 2%
!t = = #!t0 ! " = 1 = 1 beam with given proton beam KE magnifying glass D
"w %
= center thickness + 2 $ rcurve ! r 2curve ! $ diameter ' ' !
E = p 2 c 2 + m2 c 4
( )
2 tedge
1 # (v / c)
1" v / c 1# !2 2 given magnification $ # 2 & '
K e + me c 2 K p + mp c
2
# &
Antimatter =
Usually beta is very close to 0, and gamma is only slightly larger
me c 2 mp c 2
d near
0.25m " 2 (
n !1 h% )
than 1. E = ! p 2 c 2 + m2 c 4 !
m! =
f
=
f (
D = n !1 $ ) + 2
' solve for rcurve
Frequency Shift $# rcurve nrcurve '&
Length contraction ! K p + mp c 2 $
Case of zero mass (photons) K e = me c # 0.25m ( 2+
& ' me c
2 2
v!t0 L0 c!v
Upper signs are for
2
! " f = (w +
L= = ! f = f0 !
observer and emitted E = pc " mp c % m! tedge new = center thickness + 2 * rcurve ! r 2curve ! * diameter - -
" " * ) 2 , -
c±vsignal moving away from Speed, energy, momentum ) ,
! K p + 938MeV $ Find object distance and magnification to form
each other, lower for
!E pc ( K e = 0.511MeV # ( ) ( )
Wavelength shift moving toward each other. p= or E = ! & ' 0.511MeV certain image distance on right side of lens .
tedge old ! tedge new
Red-shifted: object moves away from us c ! " 938MeV % 1 1 1 di tedge old
c±v + =
m=! !
! = !0 ! Blue shifted objects move toward us
Inverse
Find total energy, KE, and momentum of electron d0 d i f
c!v Lorentz with 99% of speed of c !1
d0 Three converging lens, find image Focal length of
( )
# 1 1&
( )
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Red shift x ' = ! x " vt x = ! x '+ vt ' E0 = mc 2 d0
= ! " d0 = % ! (
f di $ f di ' ! = " di,1 =
magnifying glass
!" " # "0 c±v d0,1 di,1 f 1 1 given object/image
z= = = #1 y' = y !y = y ' !! = 1 1 !1 ! size
"0 "0 c!v ! = ! # 1& h f d0,1
1" #2 1 " 0.992 d0 = % 1 ! ( where di is coeff of _ f m! = i
z' = z z = z' $ di '
1 h0
for small v : z ~ $
Relativistic velocity addition ( 2
)
t ' = ! t " vx / c t = ! t '" vx '/ c ( 2
) E = ! E0
Schwarzschild Raidus
di,2 =
1
!
1
where d0,2 = D ! di,1 !
d
m! = near !
objects move in opp. objects move in same (
K = ! " 1 E0 ) 2GM
False: The final image is on the left side of the
f (
D ! di,1 ) f
v +v Rs = ! third lens 

! v = v1 ! v2 #E False: The final image is virtual 


v1+ 2 = 1 2 ! p= c2 False: The final image is upright  di,3 =
1
whered0,3 = D ! di,2
d
" f = near
vv 1! 2
vv c 1 1
1 + 1 22 True: The final image is inverted  hi
1 ! 1 22 !
c c
True: The final image is real 
True: The final image is on the right side of the
f (
D ! di,2 ) h0

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