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If  exceeds frequencies of motion for all electrons, we can neglect electron interactions with each other and with nuclei. Then all electrons are regarded as free. Then, there is no difference between conductors and dielectrics.

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Page 1: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Permittivity at high frequency

Section 78

Page 2: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up.

P = 0D = E + 4 p P = E

How does e(w) approach unity mathematically?

Page 3: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

If w exceeds frequencies of motion for all electrons,we can neglect electron interactions with each other and with nuclei.

Then all electrons are regarded as free.

Then, there is no difference between conductors and dielectrics.

Page 4: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Usually, electron velocities are non-relativistic, v << c.

Then the distance traveled during once EM-wave cycle is

Then, each electron is accelerated in a uniform field

v’ = the additional velocity acquired from the field

Page 5: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Equation of motion

Electron’s displacement caused by the field

Page 6: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Polarization = dipole moment per unit volume

P(r,t) =

N = number of electrons in all the atoms per unit volume

Page 7: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Electric Induction

Page 8: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Define the “plasma frequency”

Valid for very high frequencies:Far UV for light elementsX-ray for heavy elements

Then

Page 9: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

• Real• Negative for w<wp (metallic behavior)

• Positive for w>wp (dielectric behavior)

Page 10: Permittivity at high frequency Section 78. At high frequency, polarization processes cannot keep up. P = 0 D = E + 4  P = E How does  approach unity

Which curve is a possible permittivity in the limit of high frequencies?