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What is the common error when discussing the photoelectric effect?
I would believe the last statement if Intensity only depended on N but it also depends on the frequency f. Now if Intensity depends on f we can also find a relationship between KE_max and Intensity by substituting from eqn 2) in eqn 1) KE_max = IA/N - W So if KE_max depends on f and I depends...- Aurora_b
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- Photoelectric Photoelectric effect
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Circular fringes in a Fabry-Perot Interferometer
Fabry-Perot Interferometer contains an etalon(an optical cavity created by 2 partially reflective mirrors placed parallel to each other separated by a small distance). When light enters the etalon it gets reflected back and forth between both the mirrors, being partially reflective, every time...- Aurora_b
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- Circular Fabry-perot Fringes Interferometer
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Finding Help and Support on Physics Forums for New Undergraduates
Thank yo Thank you so much.- Aurora_b
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A problem about thin-film interference
Thank you so much. I was really stuck. But we definitely need to put the n right? That must be a mistake in the book then. Thank you.- Aurora_b
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Finding Help and Support on Physics Forums for New Undergraduates
I can offer guidance at times as long as it's in my alley but I do need help sometimes.- Aurora_b
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Finding Help and Support on Physics Forums for New Undergraduates
I am very new to this forum so I am not used to how exactly this forum works but I am trying. I have just started my undergrad and I tend to have a lot of questions and I am really having a hard time. So any help is appreciated. Thank you.- Aurora_b
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A problem about thin-film interference
1. Problem Statement: A transparent film has thickness 0.00325 cm, refractive index= 1.4. Find a) order of interference at theta=0° and b) the first four angles at which red light 6500 A will form bright light fringes. Ans:[ a)-100 ; b) - 5.73°, 9.94°, 12.84°...- Aurora_b
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- Interference
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