KEY EQUATIONS Flashcards

1
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Lateral Magnification

A

M=y’/y

M magnification
Y’ image height
Y object height

If m>1 Image is magnified
If m<1 Image is demagnified

If m is positive, Image is upright
If m is negative, Image is inverted

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2
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Focal length for a spherical mirror:

A

Half of the radius of curvature for a spherical mirror.

f= 0.5R concave
f= -0.5R convex
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3
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The mirror equation:

A

1/s + 1/s’ = 1/f

S distance from object to mirror
S’ distance from Image to mirror
F mirror focal length

m=-s’/s

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4
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Lensmakers Equation:

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1/f = (n-1)(1/R1 - 1/R2)

f focal length
n Refractive index
R1 Radius of first curvature
R2 Radius of second curvature

If f is positive, converging lens
If f is negative, diverging lens

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5
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F-number (light gathering capacity) of a lens:

A

Focal length/aperture diameter

f/D

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6
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Angular magnification for a simple magnifier:

A

M= theta’/theta= (y/f)/(y/25) = 25cm/f

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7
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Overall angular magnification for a microscope:

A

Lateral magnification*Angular Magnification

25cm*s’/f1f2

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8
Q

Overall magnification for a telescope:

A

-f1/f2

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9
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Numerical Aperture:

A

=nsinalpha

N refractive index
Alpha angle

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10
Q

Apparent depth can be found using:

A

Na/s + Nb/s’ = Nb-Na/R

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11
Q

Double slit

A

Ym=R (mlambda)/d

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12
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Amplitude in two source interference

A

Ep = 2E|cos(phase angle/2)|

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13
Q

Intensity in two source interference

A

I0cos^2 phase angle/2

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14
Q

Phase difference

A

2pi/lambda * path difference

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15
Q

Constructive reflection thin film

A

2t=mlambda

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16
Q

Destructive reflection thin film

A

2t= (m+0.5) lambda

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17
Q

Constructive reflection thin film with phase shift

A

2t=(m+0.5) lambda

18
Q

Destructive reflection thin film with phase shift

A

2t=m lambda

19
Q

Gamma

A

1/SQRT(1- u^2/c^2)

20
Q

Time dilation

A

Gamma*proper time

21
Q

Length contraction

A

Proper length/gamma

22
Q

Lorentz coordinate transformations

A

x’=gamma(x-ut)

t’=gamma(t-ux/c^2)

23
Q

Doppler effect

A

f=SQRT(c+u/c-u f0)

24
Q

Relativistic momentum

A

P=mv*gamma

25
Q

Relativistic kinetic energy

A

(Gamma-1)mc^2

26
Q

Total energy of a particle

A

Gammamc^2

27
Q

Total energy, rest energy, momentum

A

E^2 = (mc^2)^2 + (pc)^2

28
Q

Photoelectric effect

A

eV0=hf - phase angle

29
Q

Momentum of a photon

A

P= E/c=hf/c=h/lambda

30
Q

Brehmsstrahlung

A

eV=hf=hc/lambda

31
Q

Compton scattering

A

Lambda’-lambda= h/mc (1-cosangle)

32
Q

De Broglie wavelength of a particle

A

Lambda = h/p = h/mv

33
Q

De Broglie wavelength of an electron

A

Lambda = h/p = h/SQRT(2meV)

34
Q

Energy of an emitted photon

A

Hf=hc/lambda = Ei-Ef

35
Q

Quantisation of angular momentum

A

L=mvr= n h/2pi

36
Q

Orbital radii in the Bohr model

A

Rn= epsilon0 n^2h^2/pime^2

37
Q

Orbital speeds in the Bohr model

A

Vn = 1/epsilon0 e^2/2nh

38
Q

Total energies in the Bohr model

A
Rn = n^2a
En= -hcR/n^2
R= me^4/8*epsilon^2*h^3*c
39
Q

Stefan-Boltzmann for blackbody

A

I=SBC*T^4

40
Q

Wein displacement law

A

LambdaT = 2.910^-3

41
Q

Planck radiation law

A

I= (2pihc^2)/[lambda^5(e^(hc/lambdakt) -1)]