Respuesta :
Electromagnetic waves make up light. Electric fields can be in any direction perpendicular to the propagation of unpolarized light rays. At each point, the intensity is halved.
a). Light is an electromagnetic wave. It consists of minimally intense, pulsing electric and magnetic fields that are directed in all directions perpendicular to the propagation diffraction pattern. Electric fields of light from two slits add up to zero, therefore they likewise sum to zero in terms of light intensity.
b). In light waves (unpolarized), the electric field can be in any direction perpendicular to its propagation. Polarization entails facing the electric field in all directions except one toward zero. While polarisation, for example, in the vertical direction, additional electric field components from other directions are added to the necessary (remaining) direction.
c). Electric fields at angle θ to vertical adds Ecosθ to vertical field
before polarisation: same E in all directions
I∝E²
∝[tex]\int\limits^\pi _0[/tex]E² dθ =E² π
After polarisation;
I∝ [tex]\int\limits^\pi _0[/tex] (E cosθ )²dθ =E² π/2
Hence, Intensity is halved at every point
d). Electric field cannot be stopped by slits since it is not a mechanical thing that can be.
e). The horizontal and vertical electric field vector addition cannot be zero. Therefore, there won't be any places with 0 intensity.
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