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Solving Light Refraction Boundary Conditions: Find T^-1
Can someone please help me with this question: Light with frequency \omega in media 1 ,with refractive index n_{1} , is incident (normal) to an interface of media 2, with refractive index n_{2}, and then is incident on a second interface with refractive index n_{3}. Using boundary conditions...- drcrabs
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- Boundary Boundary conditions Conditions
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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What is the relationship between the period and length of a pendulum?
Not quite period goes as sqrt{L} i.e increasing the length by 4 increases the period by 2- drcrabs
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate Reflection Coefficient for Light at Air to Silver Interface?
eta_s is the impeance of silver. As indicated previously a value with ohm units can be achieved by combining wavelength with the value of conductivity. What I am asking is, is this a valid statement?- drcrabs
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How to Calculate Reflection Coefficient for Light at Air to Silver Interface?
Would this work? Knowing the frequency means we can find the wavelength clearly, which has units metres, clearly. When combined with \sigma = {6 * 10^7 mhom^{-1}} to get the impedance of the silver. Then taking the ratio with the impedance of free space and assuming normal incidence r...- drcrabs
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate Reflection Coefficient for Light at Air to Silver Interface?
How does one calculate the reflection coefficient for light at an air to silver interface at optical frequencies (\omega = {4 *10^{15} s^{-1}}) given \mu_{I} = \mu_{T} = \mu_{0} , \sigma = {6 * 10^7 mhom^{-1}}- drcrabs
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- Electromagnetism
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Graduate Understand Nuclear Scattering - Can Anyone Explain?
Awesome, Cheers man- drcrabs
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Density of States: Debye vs Einstein Models & Realistic Findings
Actuallty what I am looking at is the temperature dependacy of the specific heat capacity- drcrabs
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Understand Nuclear Scattering - Can Anyone Explain?
Im not too clear on how the scattering process may be used to probe the excitaion structure of the nucleus. Can anyone explain this to me or direct me to somewhere in which i can read about it? Cheers- drcrabs
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- Nuclear Scattering
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Density of States: Debye vs Einstein Models & Realistic Findings
upon recent studies of the Density of states and Specific heat capacities, I've found the einstein and Debye Models to be very helpful, Debye being the more accurate of the two models at low temperatures as it takes into account the low frequency modes. However, the realistic density of states...- drcrabs
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- Density Density of states States
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Undergrad Magnetisation Curve and Hystersis Loop
Ok. I am having trouble identifing the saturatoin field on the Hysteresis Loop. How do I find it?Also the initial and maximum relative permeability. Is the maximum relative permeability infinte?- drcrabs
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- Curve Loop
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The Point of Chemistry: Examining its Redundancy
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Graduate Understanding the Twin Paradox
This is correct- drcrabs
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Graduate M-Theory is a theory which 'combines' the five superstring theories
Yea thanks i already know what a TOE is and the four fundamental forces are thanks ne way- drcrabs
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Graduate M-Theory is a theory which 'combines' the five superstring theories
Waddup guys. To my understanding M-Theory is a theory which 'combines' the five superstring theories and supergravity.Also i understand that matematics is not yet advanced enough to make it work(or so I've been told) I am still not sure how this theory is meant to end up as a theory of...- drcrabs
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- M-theory Superstring Theories Theory
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High School Is There a Center to the Universe?
Ok. It was once said tht the universe is infinitly big. If this is so then it is impossible to define a centre. Thats just one theory- drcrabs
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics