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Phys 260 Mcgill Problem Set 1

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PHYS 260 Problem Set 1 . 1. In one arm of a Michelson interferometer there is placed a closed tube of length 0.2 m with ‘transparent end pieces through which the light passes freely. A fringe pattern is observed using light of wavelength 5.9 x 10-7 m, and then the air is evacuated out of the tube. By how many ~y fringes will the fringe pattern shift? The speed of light in air is (1— 2.9 x 10-)o. Wham the firbs és fleck with aur te tansch ms. fy Agld + gp bo ume tHarngl ob es | i. > Cher Gr nari!) Carr Cc (iB axn) With the or erocuctee th temect uss — Ohan Ss The dons Affe cs Obte x 1.910% at co hs dhe hearing i Bbq sherk avn Als cdt Oh 04% 29 xa tm, DV Measccrcl tin gpeascekonclls of Mal leurivg Ae $.9 4/5? 9 toys bereits a > QEx2GIKR” * eo SaxnF Each cheomye Ar ae by A prsulbs a Slot of we Po fg So Pegs howe a shuld oy abewt St io : 2. The analysis of the Michelson-Morley experiment is normally done for the case where one arm is. parallel to the ether wind and one arm is perpendicular to it. Consider the more general case where one arm is at an angle of # with respect to the wind. (The two arms are still perpendicular to each other.) Show that for equal arms of length J, the time difference for the two paths is approximately I atta) = v'tcos20/e mir ase> Bean AunRoR | t SPLITIER | Abi | tuin yest spd zu | ° ald | x xt eas? ‘ stark 26. yee Ase LU dogs hds x2 o, deese tT, POVER | wero ©) TaG ab oe ri. Leosp 4 v&ate), splcten | gro yirdsing Sine belt dromels ied spare cect ‘have, c =| Cees tay 1 sace OQ EU > Ucsairt -o&s+t) + sido © OF EL val - esol T-L = 0 Or CA rUsssum-L 0 @ Qe Uarcos 3/GR ore 4 ES) 2S cheese. positive . nsots ts gh Tez “2h wtd RAS 440 (es Wor 7S u(c-ur) Roumd- top tore = T4Te 22 fo* costo 4 Eo ere) i . i oe Pry fitter | "3. The space and time coordinates of two Event 1: ty = 40, t = o/c, m1 = 0, Event 2: 22 = 2x0, ta = 0/2c, 1 =0, 21 (a) There exists a frame in which these events occur at the same time. Find the velocity of this frame with respect to S. (b) What is the value of ¢ at which both events occur in this frame? nts, as measured in a frame $ are as follows: ! i t

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