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    e, d

    iffra

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    n &

    pola

    rizat

    ion

    2

    light

    as

    wav

    es

    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

    at a

    ny p

    oint

    in ti

    me

    one

    can

    cons

    truct

    the

    tota

    l am

    plitu

    deby

    add

    ing

    the

    indi

    vidu

    al c

    ompo

    nent

    s

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    4

    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

    con

    stru

    ctiv

    e in

    terf

    eren

    cene

    gati

    ve c

    onst

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfer

    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

    he li

    ght f

    rom

    the

    two

    sour

    ces

    is in

    cohe

    rent

    (fi

    xed

    phas

    e w

    ith

    resp

    ect t

    o ea

    ch o

    ther

    •in

    this

    case

    , the

    re is

    no p

    hase

    shi

    ft be

    twee

    n th

    e tw

    o so

    urce

    s

    •the

    two

    sour

    ces

    of li

    ght

    mus

    t hav

    e id

    entic

    al

    wav

    e le

    ngth

    s

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    Youn

    g’s

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    expe

    rimen

    t

    ther

    e is

    a pa

    th d

    iffer

    ence

    : dep

    endi

    ng o

    n its

    size

    the

    wav

    esco

    min

    g fro

    m S

    1or

    S2

    are

    in o

    r out

    of p

    hase

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    Youn

    g’s i

    nter

    fere

    nce

    expe

    rimen

    t

    If th

    e di

    ffere

    nce

    in d

    istan

    ce b

    etw

    een

    the

    scre

    en a

    nd e

    ach

    of th

    e tw

    o sli

    ts is

    suc

    h th

    at th

    e w

    aves

    are

    in p

    hase

    , con

    stru

    ctiv

    ein

    terfe

    renc

    eoc

    curs

    : brig

    ht s

    pot d

    iffer

    ence

    in

    dist

    ance

    mus

    t be

    a in

    tege

    r mul

    tiple

    of

    the

    wav

    elen

    gth:

    dsin

    =m, m

    =0,1

    ,2,3

    m=0

    : zer

    oth

    orde

    r m=1

    : firs

    t ord

    er e

    tc

    if th

    e di

    ffere

    nce

    in d

    istan

    ce is

    off

    by h

    alf a

    w

    avel

    engt

    h (o

    r one

    and

    a h

    alf e

    tc),

    dest

    ruct

    ive

    inte

    rfere

    nce

    occu

    rs(d

    sin=[

    m+1

    /2]

    , m=0

    ,1,2

    ,3…

    )pa

    th d

    iffer

    ence

    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

    em,

    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

    e in

    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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    21

    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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    n &

    pola

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    ion

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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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    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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    51

    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

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