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Polarization of light after being totally reflected
Homework Statement A circularly polarized light hit the boundary between 2 regions at 45 degree and is totally reflected. What is the polarization state of the reflected beam? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Since both s and p component are totally reflected...- Zolo
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- Light Polarization
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Phase shift of reflected light wave
When a light wave move from a medium with lower refractive index to medium of higher refractive index, at the boundary, the reflected light wave will undergo a phase shift of ∏ rad. Compared to the transmitted light, the reflected light lead by ∏ rad or lag by ∏ rad? -
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Why Do Different Methods Yield Different Results for Simple Harmonic Motion?
Can you explain or show why it so when it is linearly related to time?- Zolo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why Do Different Methods Yield Different Results for Simple Harmonic Motion?
If u consider a body moving with constant acceleration(constant rate of change of velocity with time), then we know that average velocity across any time interval=(V2-V1)/2 Thus, the motion can be regarded as constant velocity with the average velocity In this system, rate of change of...- Zolo
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Why Do Different Methods Yield Different Results for Simple Harmonic Motion?
There is a horizontal spring-mass system lie on top of a frictionless table. let m=mass k=spring constant x=displacement from equilibrium position A=amplitude T=period By using conventional way, time taken to complete a quarter of cycle=T/4=(∏/2)√(m/k) consider another way of doing...- Zolo
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- Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Simple harmonic motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Final Speed of a Car with Many Jumpers
So the increase in velocity when nth people jump off= mv/[M+m(k-n)]? Then, the final V=mv/[M+m(k-1)]+mv/[M+m(k-2)]+...+mv/M? But the answer is V=mv/[M+m(k)]+mv/[M+m(k-1)]+...+mv/[M+m]...- Zolo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Final Speed of a Car with Many Jumpers
In the reference frame of the car,each people jump off will give an impulse of mv to the car? final momentum of car= initial momentum of car plus all these impulse?- Zolo
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Final Speed of a Car with Many Jumpers
Homework Statement A number of k people standing on a stationary car. These people jump off with a velocity of v relative to the car one by one. Assume these people jump to the direction, what is the final speed V of the car.Homework Equations initial momentum=final momentum The Attempt at a...- Zolo
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- Car Final Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help