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Gauss' Law for Magnetic fields

∫ B · dA = 0

(no magnetic monopoles)

Maxwell and Ampere, induction

∫ B · ds = µ₀i_d,enc + µ₀i_enc

induced E flux and enclosed current are related to B by the fundamental constants

Displacement current

i_d = ε₀ · d∅_e/dt




Fictitious current due to changing electric field

Gauss for Electricity

∫ E·dA = q_enc / ε₀

Faraday's Law of induction

∫ E · ds = - d∅_b / dt

Magnetic flux related to e field

Energy in a magnetic dipole

U = - µ · B

Magnetization

M = C * B_ext/T




T = temperature


C= curie constant



Ferromagnetic material

Magnetic moment can be aligned by external field.

Paramagnetic material

Attracted to region of stronger magnetic field when placed in one.

Diamagnetism

Diamagnetic materials exhibit magnetism only when placed in an external magnetic field; there they form magnetic dipoles directed opposite the external field.

Instantaneous E (wave)

E = E_m sin(kx - omega*t)


B = B_m sin(kx - omega*t)

c , speed of light

1 / √ ( µ₀ε₀)

Energy transport, EM wave

Poiynting vector




S = 1 / µ₀ ( E × B)

Intensity

I = Erms ² * 1 / (c µ₀)

Loop Rule

Any voltage drop across any loop must equal the voltage drop across any other loop

Junction rule

Current in = current out

Radiation force

F = IA/ c [total absorption]




F = 2IA / c [total reflection along a path]

Radiation pressure

p = Intensity / c

For initially un-polarized light, what is the change in intensity?

I = I₀* 0.5

For initially polarized light, what is the change in intensity?

I = I₀ cos²(θ)

Snell's law of refraction

n1 sinθ1 = n2 sinθ2

Total internal reflection occurs at the critical angle:

θc = sin⁻¹ (n2/n1)

Total polarization occurs by reflection at the angle:

θB = tan⁻¹(n2/n1)

Thin lens (also works for spherical mirror)

1 / o + 1 / i = 1/ f = 2/ r




f = focal length


r = radius of curvature

Spherical refracting surface

n2 - n1 / r

Lateral magnification

m = - i / o

Magnifying lens, angular magnification

mθ= 25cm / f




f = focal length

Overall magnification

M = mmθ

Refracting telescope, angular magnification

m_θ = - f_ob / f_eye

Wavelength of light, in a medium

λ_n = λ / n

Double slit interference, maxima and minima

dsinθ = mλ maxima




dsinθ = (m + 1/2)λ minima




d = slit separation

Coherent light

If two light waves that meet at a point are to interfere perceptibly, the phase difference between them must remain constant with time; that is, the waves must be coherent.

Resultant intensity of two interfering waves

I = 4 I₀cos²(1/2 phi)




phi = 2πd / λ · sinθ

Thin film interference

2L = (m + 1/2) · λ/n2 maxima


2L = (m λ / n2) minima

Diffraction


(single slit)

asinθ = mλ




Location of minima

Intensity at any given θ


(single slit)

I= I_m (sinα / α)²




α = πa/λ sin θ

Circular aperture

sinθ = 1.22 λ/d

θ_R (limit of being resolved)

1.22 λ/d

Double slit intensity

I = I_m cos²β (sinα/α)²




β=πd/λ sinθ

Half width angle

θ_hw = λ / Ndcosθ

Dispersion

m / dcosθ

Resolving power

R = λ_avg / ∆λ

Bragg's law

2dsinθ = mλ