1. (50 points) A plane electromagnetic (EM) wave, of angular frequency = 2Tx5.1x1014 rad/s, propagates inside...
3. When using a reference constituted by the principal axes of a birefringent crystal, the electric field components of a plane wave (E. E E) = E(7,1)= Ë, e(k.F - ct) propagating in the direction (siny, 0, cosu), satisfy the following set of equations, 2 -Cos') E Sin'P CosY E 0 wave.k 21 -1) E = 0 wave & 2 ne Sin y) E, 0 SINY Cos'Y E + n where is the angle between the wave-vector k and the...
1. As observed by inertial systern S, an electrornagnetic plane wave of angular frequency ω is traveling in the +x direction through free space. Its electric and magnetic fields are given respectively by u(ut) E(z, y, z,t) = E0% cos (kz-at), B(z, y, z,t) =-e, cos(kz-wt) , where Eo is the electric-field amplitude and k-w/c is the magnitude of the propagation vector. Consider an inertial system S' that is moving with velocity Bcé, relative to inertial system S, where 0S...
Bottom pictures are 7.7 for context
7.4 Repeat the calculation of Section 7.7 for the empty lattice but for the foc case and the [111] direction. 7.7 The Empty Lattice and Simple Metals We again use our imaginary powers to control the strength of the potential. We assume a finite potential to define the lattice and then decrease it to an insignificantly low value so that the electrons become free. This is the empty lattice: it is a 'ghost' lattice,...