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PHY232 - Remco Zegers - interference, diffraction & polarization 2 light as waves so far, light has been treated as if it travels in straight lines ray diagrams refraction To describe many optical phenomena, we have to treat light as waves. Just like waves in water, or sound waves, light waves can interact and form interference patterns. remember c=f

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    light

    as

    wav

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    so fa

    r, lig

    ht h

    as b

    een

    treat

    ed a

    s if

    it tra

    vels

    in s

    traig

    ht li

    nes

    ray

    diag

    ram

    sre

    fract

    ion

    To d

    escr

    ibe

    man

    y op

    tical

    phe

    nom

    ena,

    we

    have

    to tr

    eat

    light

    as

    wav

    es.

    Just

    like

    wav

    es in

    wat

    er, o

    r sou

    ndw

    aves

    , lig

    ht w

    aves

    can

    inte

    ract

    and

    form

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    patte

    rns.

    rem

    embe

    r c=f

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    inte

    rfere

    nce

    cons

    truc

    tive

    inte

    rfer

    ence

    de

    stru

    ctiv

    e in

    terf

    eren

    ce

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    in ti

    me

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    can

    cons

    truct

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    tota

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    ing

    the

    indi

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    nent

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    Inte

    rfere

    nce

    III

    cons

    truc

    tive

    inte

    rfer

    ence

    wave

    s in

    pha

    se

    dem

    o: in

    terf

    eren

    ce

    + =

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfer

    ence

    wave

    s ½

    out

    of p

    hase

    + =

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    Inte

    rfere

    nce

    in s

    pher

    ical

    wav

    esm

    axim

    um o

    f wa

    ve

    min

    imum

    of

    wave

    posi

    tive

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    stru

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    terf

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    cene

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    ruct

    ive

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    ence

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfer

    ence

    if r

    2-r 1

    =nth

    en c

    onst

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfer

    ence

    occ

    urs

    if r

    2-r 1

    =(n+

    ½)th

    e de

    stru

    ctiv

    e in

    terf

    eren

    ce o

    ccur

    s

    r 1r 2

    r 1=r

    2

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    7

    light

    as

    wav

    es

    it w

    orks

    the

    sam

    e as

    wat

    er a

    nd s

    ound

    !

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    doub

    le s

    lit e

    xper

    imen

    t•t

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    ght f

    rom

    the

    two

    sour

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    cohe

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    ith

    resp

    ect t

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    ther

    •in

    this

    case

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    e tw

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    two

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    entic

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    s

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    Youn

    g’s

    inte

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    expe

    rimen

    t

    ther

    e is

    a pa

    th d

    iffer

    ence

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    endi

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    n its

    size

    the

    wav

    esco

    min

    g fro

    m S

    1or

    S2

    are

    in o

    r out

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    Youn

    g’s i

    nter

    fere

    nce

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    rimen

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    e di

    ffere

    nce

    in d

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    etw

    een

    the

    scre

    en a

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    ach

    of th

    e tw

    o sli

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    suc

    h th

    at th

    e w

    aves

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    in p

    hase

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    stru

    ctiv

    ein

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    iffer

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    dist

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    a in

    tege

    r mul

    tiple

    of

    the

    wav

    elen

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    dsin

    =m, m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    m=0

    : zer

    oth

    orde

    r m=1

    : firs

    t ord

    er e

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    if th

    e di

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    in d

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    off

    by h

    alf a

    w

    avel

    engt

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    r one

    and

    a h

    alf e

    tc),

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfere

    nce

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    sin=[

    m+1

    /2]

    , m=0

    ,1,2

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    th d

    iffer

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    dem

    o

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    dist

    ance

    bet

    wee

    n br

    ight

    spo

    ts

    ifis

    smal

    l, th

    en s

    inta

    nso

    :dsin

    =m, m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    …co

    nver

    ts to

    dy/L

    =mdi

    ffere

    nce

    betw

    een

    max

    imum

    m a

    nd m

    axim

    um m

    +1:

    y m+1

    -ym

    = (m

    +1)

    L/d-

    mL/

    d=L/

    dy m

    =mL/

    d

    tan

    =y/L

    L

    dem

    o

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    othe

    r way

    s of

    cau

    sing

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    rem

    embe

    r

    equi

    vale

    nt to

    : 12

    n 1n

    2

    12

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    phas

    e ch

    ange

    s at

    bou

    ndar

    ies

    If a

    light

    ray

    trave

    ls fro

    m m

    ediu

    m 1

    to m

    ediu

    m 2

    with

    n1<

    n 2,

    the

    phas

    e of

    the

    light

    ray

    will

    cha

    nge

    by 1

    /2. T

    his

    will

    not

    ha

    ppen

    if n

    1>n 2

    . 12

    n 1n

    2

    12

    noph

    ase

    chan

    geIn

    a m

    ediu

    m w

    ith in

    dex

    of re

    fract

    ion

    n, th

    e w

    avel

    engt

    hch

    ange

    s (re

    lativ

    e to

    vac

    uum

    ) to

    /n

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    thin

    film

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    n=1 n

    =1.5

    n=1

    The

    two

    refle

    cted

    rays

    can

    inte

    rfere

    . To

    anal

    yze

    this

    syst

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    4 st

    eps

    are

    need

    ed:

    1.Is

    ther

    e ph

    ase

    inve

    rsio

    n at

    the

    top

    surfa

    ce?

    2.Is

    ther

    e ph

    ase

    inve

    rsio

    n at

    the

    botto

    m s

    urfa

    ce3.

    Wha

    t are

    the

    cond

    ition

    s fo

    r con

    stru

    ctiv

    e/de

    stru

    ctiv

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    terfe

    renc

    e?4.

    wha

    t sho

    uld

    the

    thic

    knes

    s d

    be fo

    r 3) t

    o ha

    ppen

    ?

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    n=1 n

    =1.5

    n=1

    thin

    film

    ana

    lysis

    1.to

    p su

    rface

    ?2.

    botto

    m s

    urfa

    ce?

    3.co

    nditi

    ons?

    4.d?

    1.to

    p su

    rface

    : n1<

    n 2so

    pha

    se in

    vers

    ion

    1/2

    2.bo

    ttom

    sur

    face

    : n1>

    n 2so

    no

    phas

    e in

    vers

    ion

    3.co

    nditi

    ons:

    1.co

    nstru

    ctiv

    e: ra

    y 1

    and

    2 m

    ust b

    e in

    pha

    se2.

    dest

    ruct

    ive:

    ray

    1 an

    d 2

    mus

    t be

    out o

    f pha

    se b

    y 1/

    24.

    if ph

    ase

    inve

    rsio

    n w

    ould

    not

    take

    pla

    ce a

    t any

    of t

    he s

    urfa

    ces:

    cons

    truct

    ive:

    2d=m

    (diff

    eren

    ce in

    pat

    h le

    ngth

    =int

    eger

    num

    ber o

    f wav

    elen

    gths

    )du

    e to

    pha

    se in

    vers

    ion

    at to

    p su

    rface

    : 2d=

    (m+1

    /2)

    since

    the

    ray

    trave

    ls th

    roug

    h fil

    m: 2

    d=(m

    +1/2

    )fil

    m=(

    m+1

    /2)

    /nfil

    mde

    stru

    ctiv

    e: 2

    d=m

    film

    =m/n

    film

    12

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    Not

    e

    The

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    is di

    ffere

    nt fo

    r lig

    ht o

    f diff

    eren

    tw

    avel

    engt

    hs

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    ques

    tion

    n a=1

    n b=1

    .5

    n c=2

    Phas

    e in

    vers

    ion

    will

    occ

    ur a

    ta)

    top

    surfa

    ceb)

    botto

    m s

    urfa

    cec)

    top

    and

    botto

    m s

    urfa

    ced)

    neith

    er s

    urfa

    ce

    n 1

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    22

    anot

    her c

    ase

    The

    air g

    ap in

    bet

    wee

    n th

    e pl

    ates

    has

    var

    ying

    thic

    knes

    s.Ra

    y 1

    is no

    t inv

    erte

    d (n

    1>n 2

    )Ra

    y 2

    is in

    verte

    d (n

    1<n 2

    )w

    here

    the

    two

    glas

    ses

    touc

    h: n

    o pa

    th le

    ngth

    diff

    eren

    ce:

    dark

    frin

    ge.

    if 2t

    =(m

    +1/2

    )co

    nstru

    ctiv

    e in

    terfe

    renc

    eif

    2t=m

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfere

    nce.

    12

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    ques

    tion

    Giv

    en h

    =1x1

    0-5

    m30

    brig

    ht fr

    inge

    s ar

    e se

    en,

    with

    a d

    ark

    fring

    e at

    the

    left

    and

    the

    right

    .W

    hat i

    s th

    e w

    avel

    engt

    h of

    the

    light

    ?

    2t=m

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfere

    nce.

    m g

    oes

    from

    0 (l

    eft)

    to 3

    0 (ri

    ght).

    =2t/

    m=2

    h/m

    =2x1

    x10-

    5 /30

    =6.6

    7x10

    -7m

    =667

    nm

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    new

    ton’

    s rin

    gs

    spac

    ing

    not e

    qual

    dem

    o

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    quiz

    ques

    tion

    (ext

    ra c

    redi

    t)

    why

    is it

    not

    pos

    sible

    to p

    rodu

    ce a

    n in

    terfe

    renc

    e pa

    ttern

    in a

    dou

    ble-

    slit e

    xper

    imen

    t if t

    he s

    epar

    atio

    n of

    the

    slits

    is le

    ss th

    an th

    e w

    avel

    engt

    h of

    the

    light

    use

    d?a)

    the

    very

    nar

    row

    slit

    s re

    quire

    d w

    ould

    gen

    erat

    e di

    ffere

    ntw

    avel

    engt

    h, th

    ereb

    y w

    ashi

    ng o

    ut th

    e in

    terfe

    renc

    e pa

    ttern

    b)th

    e tw

    o sli

    ts w

    ould

    not

    em

    it co

    here

    nt li

    ght

    c)th

    e fri

    nges

    wou

    ld b

    e to

    o cl

    ose

    toge

    ther

    d)in

    no

    dire

    ctio

    n co

    uld

    a pa

    th d

    iffer

    ence

    as l

    arge

    as

    one

    wav

    elen

    gth

    be o

    btai

    ned

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    diffr

    actio

    n

    In Y

    oung

    ’s e

    xper

    imen

    t, tw

    o sli

    ts w

    ere

    used

    to p

    rodu

    cean

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    patte

    rn. H

    owev

    er, i

    nter

    fere

    nce

    effe

    cts

    can

    alre

    ady

    occu

    r with

    a s

    ingl

    e sli

    t.

    This

    is du

    e to

    diff

    ract

    ion:

    the

    capa

    bilit

    y of

    ligh

    t to

    be“d

    efle

    cted

    ” by

    edg

    es/s

    mal

    lop

    enin

    gs.

    In fa

    ct, e

    very

    poi

    nt in

    the

    slit o

    peni

    ngac

    ts a

    s th

    e so

    urce

    of a

    new

    wav

    e fro

    nt

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    inte

    rfere

    nce

    patte

    rn fr

    om a

    sin

    gle

    slit

    pick

    two

    poin

    ts, 1

    and

    2, o

    ne in

    the

    top

    top

    half

    of th

    e sli

    t, on

    e in

    the

    botto

    m h

    alf o

    f the

    slit

    .Lig

    ht fr

    om th

    ese

    two

    poin

    ts in

    terfe

    res

    dest

    ruct

    ivel

    y if:

    x=(a

    /2)s

    in=

    /2

    so

    sin=

    /a

    we

    coul

    d al

    so h

    ave

    divi

    ded

    up th

    e sli

    tin

    to 4

    pie

    ces:

    x=(a

    /4)s

    in=

    /2 s

    o s

    in=2

    /a

    6 pi

    eces

    :x=

    (a/6

    )sin

    =/2

    so

    sin

    =3/a

    Min

    ima

    occu

    r if s

    in=m

    /a m

    =1,2

    ,3…

    In b

    etw

    een

    the

    min

    ima,

    are

    max

    ima:

    sin

    =(m

    +1/2

    )/a

    m=1

    ,2,3

    …A

    ND

    sin=0

    or

    =0

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    slit w

    idth

    if>a

    sin

    =/a

    > 1

    N

    ot p

    ossib

    le, s

    o no

    patte

    rns

    if

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    the

    diffr

    actio

    n pa

    ttern

    The

    inte

    nsity

    is n

    ot u

    nifo

    rm:

    I=I 0s

    in2 (

    )/2

    =a(

    sin)/

    aa

    aa

    aa

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    ques

    tion

    light

    with

    a w

    avel

    engt

    h of

    500

    nm

    is u

    sed

    to il

    lum

    inat

    ea

    slit o

    f 5m

    . At w

    hich

    ang

    le is

    the

    5th

    min

    imum

    in th

    e di

    ffrac

    tion

    patte

    rn s

    een?

    sin=m

    /a=s

    in-1

    (5x5

    00x1

    0-9 /

    (5x1

    0-6 )

    )=30

    0

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    diffr

    actio

    n fro

    m a

    sin

    gle

    hair

    inst

    ead

    of a

    n sli

    t, w

    e ca

    n al

    so u

    se a

    n in

    vers

    eim

    age,

    for e

    xam

    ple

    a ha

    ir!de

    mo

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    doub

    le s

    lit in

    terfe

    renc

    e re

    visit

    ed

    The

    tota

    l res

    pons

    e fro

    m a

    dou

    ble

    slit s

    yste

    m is

    a

    com

    bina

    tion

    of tw

    o sin

    gle-

    sour

    ce sl

    its, c

    omb

    ined

    with

    a di

    ffra

    ctio

    n pa

    ttern

    from

    ea

    ch o

    f the

    slit

    due

    to d

    iffra

    ctio

    n

    due

    to 2

    -slit

    in

    terfe

    renc

    em

    axim

    ads

    in=m

    , m=0

    ,1,2

    ,3…

    min

    ima

    dsin

    =(m

    +1/2

    ), m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    …d:

    dist

    ance

    bet

    wee

    n tw

    o sli

    ts

    min

    ima

    asin

    =m, m

    =1,2

    ,3…

    max

    ima

    asin

    =(m

    +1/2

    ), m

    =1,2

    ,3…

    and

    =0a:

    wid

    th o

    f ind

    ivid

    ual s

    lit

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    doub

    le-s

    lit e

    xper

    imen

    ta

    if>d

    , eac

    h sli

    t act

    s as

    a s

    ingl

    eso

    urce

    of l

    ight

    and

    we

    get

    a m

    ore

    or le

    ss p

    refe

    ct d

    oubl

    e-sli

    tin

    terfe

    renc

    e sp

    ectru

    m

    if

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    7th

    7th

    A p

    erso

    n ha

    s a

    doub

    le s

    lit p

    late

    . He

    mea

    sure

    s th

    e di

    stan

    ce b

    etw

    een

    the

    two

    slits

    to b

    e d=

    1 m

    m. N

    ext h

    e w

    ants

    to d

    eter

    min

    e th

    e w

    idth

    of e

    ach

    slit

    by in

    vest

    igat

    ing

    the

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    patte

    rn. H

    e fin

    ds th

    at th

    e 7t

    hor

    der

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    max

    imum

    line

    s up

    with

    the

    first

    diff

    ract

    ion

    min

    imum

    and

    thus

    van

    ishes

    . Wha

    t is

    the

    wid

    th o

    f the

    slit

    s?

    7th

    orde

    r int

    erfe

    renc

    e m

    axim

    um: d

    sin=7

    so s

    in=7

    /d1s

    tdi

    ffrac

    tion

    min

    imum

    : asin

    =1so

    sin

    =/a

    sinm

    ust b

    e eq

    ual f

    or b

    oth,

    so

    /a=7

    /dan

    d a=

    d/7=

    1/7

    mm

    ques

    tion

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    diffr

    actio

    n gr

    atin

    g

    d

    cons

    ider

    a g

    ratin

    g w

    ithm

    any

    slits

    , eac

    h se

    para

    ted

    bya

    dist

    ance

    d. A

    ssum

    e th

    at fo

    rea

    ch s

    lit

    >d. W

    e sa

    w th

    at fo

    r 2 s

    lits

    max

    ima

    appe

    ar if

    :ds

    in=m

    , m=0

    ,1,2

    ,3…

    This

    cond

    ition

    is n

    ot c

    hang

    ed fo

    r in

    the

    case

    of n

    slit

    s.

    diffr

    actio

    n gr

    atin

    gs c

    an b

    e m

    ade

    by s

    crat

    chin

    g lin

    es o

    n gl

    as a

    ndar

    e of

    ten

    used

    to a

    naly

    ze li

    ght

    inst

    ead

    of g

    ivin

    g d,

    one

    usu

    ally

    give

    s th

    e nu

    mbe

    r of s

    lits

    per

    unit

    dist

    ance

    : e.g

    . 300

    line

    s/m

    md=

    1/(3

    00 li

    nes/

    mm

    )=0.

    0033

    mm

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    sepa

    ratin

    g co

    lors

    dsin

    =m, m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    …fo

    r max

    ima

    (sam

    e as

    for d

    oubl

    e sli

    t)so

    =sin

    -1(m

    /d)

    depe

    nds

    on

    , the

    wav

    elen

    gth.

    cd’s

    can

    act

    as

    a di

    ffrac

    tion

    grat

    ing

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    39

    ques

    tion

    If th

    e in

    terfe

    renc

    e co

    nditi

    ons

    are

    the

    sam

    e w

    hen

    usin

    g a

    doub

    le s

    lit o

    r a d

    iffra

    ctio

    n gr

    atin

    g w

    ith th

    ousa

    nds

    of s

    lits,

    w

    hat i

    s th

    e ad

    vant

    age

    of u

    sing

    the

    grat

    ing

    to a

    naly

    ze

    light

    ?a)

    the

    mor

    e sli

    ts, t

    he la

    rger

    the

    sepa

    ratio

    n be

    twee

    n m

    axim

    a.b)

    the

    mor

    e sli

    ts, t

    he n

    arro

    wer

    eac

    h of

    the

    brig

    ht s

    pots

    and

    th

    us e

    asie

    r to

    see

    c) th

    e m

    ore

    slits

    , the

    mor

    e lig

    ht re

    ache

    s ea

    ch m

    axim

    um

    and

    the

    max

    ima

    are

    brig

    hter

    d) th

    ere

    is no

    adv

    anta

    ge

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    40

    ques

    tion

    An

    diffr

    actio

    n gr

    atin

    g ha

    s 50

    00 li

    nes

    per c

    m. T

    he a

    ngle

    betw

    een

    the

    cent

    ral m

    axim

    um a

    nd th

    e fo

    urth

    ord

    erm

    axim

    um is

    47.

    20. W

    hat i

    s th

    e w

    avel

    engt

    h of

    the

    light

    ?

    dsin

    =m, m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    …d=

    1/50

    00=2

    x10-

    4cm

    =2x1

    0-6

    mm

    =4, s

    in(4

    7.2)

    =0.7

    34so

    =ds

    in/m

    =2x1

    0-6 x

    0.73

    4/4=

    3.67

    x10-

    7m

    =367

    nm

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    pola

    rizat

    ion

    We

    saw

    that

    ligh

    t is

    real

    ly a

    n el

    ectro

    mag

    netic

    wav

    e w

    ith

    elec

    tric

    and

    mag

    netic

    fiel

    d ve

    ctor

    s os

    cilla

    ting

    perp

    endi

    cula

    r to

    each

    oth

    er. I

    n ge

    nera

    l, lig

    ht is

    un

    pola

    rized

    , whi

    ch m

    eans

    that

    the

    E-fie

    ld v

    ecto

    r (an

    d th

    us

    the

    B-fie

    ld v

    ecto

    r as

    long

    as

    it is

    perp

    endi

    cula

    r to

    the

    E-fie

    ld) c

    ould

    poi

    nt in

    any

    dire

    ctio

    n prop

    agat

    ion

    into

    scr

    een

    E-ve

    ctor

    s co

    uld

    poin

    tan

    ywhe

    re: u

    npol

    arize

    d

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    pola

    rized

    ligh

    t

    light

    can

    be

    linea

    rly p

    olar

    ized,

    whi

    ch m

    eans

    that

    the

    E-fie

    ld o

    nly

    osci

    llate

    d in

    one

    dire

    ctio

    n (a

    nd th

    e B-

    field

    pe

    rpen

    dicu

    lar t

    o th

    at)

    The

    inte

    nsity

    of l

    ight

    is p

    ropo

    rtion

    al to

    the

    squa

    re o

    f am

    plitu

    de o

    f the

    E-fi

    eld.

    I~E m

    ax2

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    How

    to p

    olar

    ize?

    abso

    rptio

    nre

    flect

    ion

    scat

    terin

    g

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    pola

    rizat

    ion

    by a

    bsor

    ptio

    n

    certa

    in m

    ater

    ial (

    such

    as

    pola

    roid

    used

    for s

    ungl

    asse

    s)

    only

    tran

    smit

    light

    alo

    ng a

    cer

    tain

    ‘tra

    nsm

    issio

    n’ a

    xis.

    be

    caus

    e on

    ly a

    frac

    tion

    of th

    e lig

    ht is

    tran

    smitt

    ed a

    fter

    pass

    ing

    thro

    ugh

    a po

    lariz

    er th

    e in

    tens

    ity is

    redu

    ced.

    If

    unpo

    lariz

    ed li

    ght p

    asse

    s th

    roug

    h a

    pola

    rizer

    , the

    inte

    nsity

    is

    redu

    ced

    by a

    fact

    or o

    f 2

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    pola

    rizer

    s an

    d in

    tens

    itypo

    lariz

    atio

    nax

    isdi

    rect

    ion

    of E

    -vec

    tor

    If E-

    field

    is p

    aral

    lel

    to p

    olar

    izatio

    n ax

    is,al

    l lig

    ht p

    asse

    s

    If E-

    field

    mak

    es a

    n an

    gle

    pol.

    axis

    only

    the

    com

    pone

    ntpa

    ralle

    l to

    the

    pol.

    axis

    pass

    es: E

    0cos

    So I=

    I 0cos

    2

    For u

    npol

    arize

    d lig

    ht, o

    n av

    erag

    e, th

    e E-

    field

    has

    an a

    ngle

    of 4

    50w

    ithth

    e po

    lariz

    er.

    I=I 0c

    os2

    =I0c

    os2 (

    45)=

    I 0/2

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    ques

    tion

    unpo

    lariz

    ed li

    ght w

    ith in

    tens

    ity I 0

    pass

    es th

    roug

    h a

    linea

    r pol

    arize

    r. It

    then

    pas

    ses

    thro

    ugh

    a se

    cond

    pol

    arize

    r (th

    e se

    cond

    pol

    arize

    r is

    usua

    lly c

    alle

    d th

    e an

    alyz

    er) w

    hose

    tran

    smiss

    ion

    axis

    mak

    es a

    nd a

    ngle

    of

    300

    with

    the

    trans

    miss

    ion

    axis

    of th

    e fir

    st p

    olar

    ized.

    Wha

    t is

    the

    inte

    nsity

    of t

    he li

    ght a

    fter t

    he s

    econ

    d po

    lariz

    er, i

    n te

    rms

    of th

    e in

    tens

    ity

    of th

    e in

    itial

    ligh

    t?

    Afte

    r pas

    sing

    thro

    ugh

    the

    first

    pol

    arize

    r, I 1=

    I 0/2.

    Afte

    r pas

    sing

    thro

    ugh

    the

    seco

    nd p

    olar

    izer,

    I 2=I 1c

    os2 3

    0=0.

    75I 1=

    0.37

    5I0

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    pola

    rizat

    ion

    by re

    flect

    ion

    If un

    pola

    rized

    ligh

    t is

    refle

    cted

    , th

    an th

    e re

    flect

    ed li

    ght i

    s pa

    rtial

    ly

    pola

    rized

    .if

    the

    angl

    e be

    twee

    n th

    e re

    flect

    ed ra

    y an

    d th

    e re

    fract

    ed

    ray

    is ex

    actly

    900

    the

    refle

    cted

    lig

    ht is

    com

    plet

    ely

    pola

    rized

    the

    abov

    e co

    nditi

    on is

    met

    if fo

    r th

    e an

    gle

    of in

    cide

    nce

    the

    equa

    tion

    tan

    =n2/

    n 1th

    e an

    gle

    =tan

    -1(n

    2/n 1

    ) is

    calle

    d th

    e Br

    ewst

    er a

    ngle

    the

    pola

    rizat

    ion

    of th

    e re

    flect

    ed

    light

    is (m

    ostly

    ) par

    alle

    l to

    the

    surfa

    ce o

    f ref

    lect

    ion

    n 2

    n 1

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    ques

    tion

    Beca

    use

    of re

    flect

    ion

    from

    sun

    light

    of t

    he g

    lass

    win

    dow

    , th

    e cu

    rtain

    beh

    ind

    the

    glas

    s is

    hard

    to s

    ee. I

    f I w

    ould

    wea

    r po

    laro

    id s

    ungl

    asse

    s th

    at a

    llow

    … p

    olar

    ized

    light

    thro

    ugh,

    I w

    ould

    be

    able

    to s

    ee th

    e cu

    rtain

    muc

    h be

    tter.

    a) h

    orizo

    ntal

    lyb)

    ver

    tical

    ly

    horiz

    onta

    lve

    rtica

    ldi

    rect

    ion

    of

    pola

    rizat

    ion

    of re

    flect

    ed

    light

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    50

    sung

    lass

    es

    wea

    ring

    sung

    lass

    es w

    ill h

    elp

    redu

    cing

    gla

    re (r

    efle

    ctio

    n)fro

    m fl

    at s

    urfa

    ces

    (hig

    hway

    /wat

    er)

    with

    out

    with

    sun

    glas

    ses

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    pola

    rizat

    ion

    by s

    catte

    ring

    certa

    in m

    olec

    ules

    tend

    to

    pola

    rize

    light

    whe

    n st

    ruck

    by

    it sin

    ce th

    e el

    ectro

    ns in

    the

    mol

    ecul

    es a

    ct a

    s lit

    tle a

    nten

    nas

    that

    can

    onl

    y os

    cilla

    te in

    a

    certa

    in d

    irect

    ion