Part(a)-Probability of photon to reflect at splitter and to transmit through splitter both are 1/2.
Probability of photon to transmit through first splitter i.e. emerges at point B-
P(E1)=1/2----------(1)
Part(b)-If photon reaches to point B,then the probability that it will emerges at C will be again 1/2 i.e.
P(E2)=1/2 ----------(2)
So overall probability that photon enters at point A emerges at C-
4. In the array of beam splitters in the figure, a photon enters at point A...
Problem 3 The beam llustrated in figure 3 is clamiped at A and simply supported by a pole at B supported by a roller at B. 40 mm Ay 5 mm 20 kN/m 50 kN Ma 50 mm 5 mm 2 m 2 m 2 m 4 mm Figure 3 Figure 4 a) Determine the reactions of the supports Rp, Ay and MA- b) Using Ay 14 kN, Rg 76 kN and Ma 36 kN.m counterclockwise and the section shown...
8.2-4 Usually, the interelement spacing of an array is about one-half wavelength. Spacings much greater than this produce major lobes in undesired directions. To illustrate this point, use the techniques of Fig. 8-6 to sketch the array factor for a two-element array with equal amplitude, in-phase elements in polar form for the following spacings: (a) d31/4 and (b) d- 22. Examples 3-2 and 8-1 and this problem show the effects of spacing on an array of fixed excitation. 2π -Visible...
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vibration lab can you please help me the experiment vibration of simply supported beam shown in "Figure-5" answer the following: a. Describe what will happen to amplitude y() of the beam when you start the motor to run and you increase the motor angular speed ω . Make graph for the relation. b. How you think it is possible to reduce the vibration amplitude? Motor Base Hinge Hinge Figure S: Forced vibration of simply supported beam the experiment vibration of...
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