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FIGURE shows light of wavelength incident at angle on a reflection grating of spacing d. We want to find the angles um at which constructive interference occurs.

a. The figure shows paths 1and 2along which two waves travel and interfere. Find an expression for the path-length difference r=r2r1.33

b. Using your result from part a, find an equation (analogous to Equation localid="1650299740348" (33.15)for the angles localid="1650299747450" mat which diffraction occurs when the light is incident at angle localid="1650299754268" . Notice that m can be a negative integer in your expression, indicating that path localid="1650299766020" 2is shorter than path localid="1650299773517" 1.

c. Show that the zeroth-order diffraction is simply a 鈥渞eflection.鈥 That is, localid="1650299781268" 0=

d. Light of wavelength 500 nm is incident at localid="1650299787850" =40on a reflection grating having localid="1650299794954" 700reflection lines/mm. Find all angles localid="1650299802944" mat which light is diffracted. Negative values of localid="1650299812949" m
are interpreted as an angle left of the vertical.

e. Draw a picture showing a single localid="1650299823499" 500nmlight ray incident at localid="1650299833529" =40and showing all the diffracted waves at the correct angles.

Short Answer

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(a) The expression for long path differencer=d(sin()sin())

(b) The equation for anglesdsinm=m+dsin()m=2,1,0,1,2,

(c) we can replace zero with the equation part (b) and we found that0indeed equal to

(d) The angles of0=40,1=83.12,1=17.02,2=3.28,3=24.03,and4=49.22

(e) See the graph in part (e).

Step by step solution

01

Find expression (part a)

The chart below shows that wave 1 travels an incremental sin()=r1dr1distance prior approaching the reflection spot, and since sin()=r1d, we may write r1=dsin(). Wave 2behaves similarly, with an added distance r2from of the current point, where r2=dsin(). As a result, the difference in path length is

L=r2r1=dsin()dsin()=d(sin()sin())

02

Find the equation (part b)

The phase shift must be equal to mfor diffraction to occur; comparing mwith rfrom part (a) yields

dsinmdsin()=m

Hence

dsinm=m+dsin()m=2,1,0,1,2,

03

Show the zeroth order diffraction part (c)

So we want to prove that 0=whenm=0let's replace min the formula with zero to see what we get.

dsin0=0+dsin()

sin0=sin()

0=

04

Find the angles (part d)

Let us just start by determining the spacing between the grating's reflecting lines.

d=1103m700=1.4285106m=1428.5nm

To isolate m, rearranging the equation we found in step (b) yields

m=sin1md+sin

are=0,90and90are all forbidden values for So let's start by changing the value of mand to see what angle matches to each m

m=0

0=sin10+sin40=40

m=1

1=83.12

m=-1

1=sin1500nm1428.5nm+sin40

1=17.02

m=2

2=sin12500nm1428.5nm+sin40

The value within the sin1is1.342, which is outside the domain of the sin1(x)function, which is 1x1As a consequence, 2is ill defined, and findingfor any mgreater than 2is worthless.

2=sin12500nm1428.5nm+sin40

2=3.28

3=sin13500nm1428.5nm+sin40

3=24.03

4=sin14500nm1428.5nm+sin40

4=49.22

5=sin15500nm1428.5nm+sin40

The value from the inside of the sin1function for m=-5is (-1.1073), which is beyond the domain of the sin1(x)function. As a result, -5is indefinite, and there is no need for look for for anymless than -5

05

Draw a picture (part e)

To construct the proper graph, keep in mind that negatives values belong to ratios on the left side of the horizontal, while positive values correspond to angles on the correct side.

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A helium-neon laser (=633nm)is built with a glass tube of inside diameter 1.0mm, as shown in FIGURE P33.62. One mirror is partially transmitting to allow the laser beam out. An electrical discharge in the tube causes it to glow like a neon light. From an optical perspective, the laser beam is a light wave that diffracts out through a 1.0-mm-diameter circular opening.

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