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PHYSICS 201 Fundamentals of Physics III Course Themes : Electromagnetic Waves Theory of Relativity Theory of Relativity Quantum Mechanics Lectures Profs. Som Tyagi and Goran Karapetrov Recitations (section #) Labs Prof. Alexey Aprelev Homework saplinglearning.com

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  • PHYSICS201FundamentalsofPhysicsIII

    CourseThemes:

    ElectromagneticWaves

    Theory of RelativityTheoryofRelativity

    QuantumMechanics

    LecturesProfs.Som Tyagi andGoranKarapetrov

    Recitations(section#)

    LabsProf.Alexey Aprelev

    Homeworksaplinglearning.com

  • Syllabus InfoSource

    T tb k L b M lTextbook LabManual

    On BB Learn

    TiplerandMosca PhysicsforScientistsandEngineers (with Modern Physics)Engineers(withModernPhysics)

    6thedition

    (ISBN9780716789642)

    Lectures and Announcements Posted: BB Learn https://learn dcollege net/LecturesandAnnouncementsPosted:BBLearnhttps://learn.dcollege.net/

    HomeworkAssignments: MasteringPhysicswww.saplinglearning.com2

  • CourseInfoonBBLearn(learn.dcollege.netgototheLECTUREsectionofPHYS201)

    1. TheRECITATIONSstartedthismorning readthematerialbeforehand2. TheLABSwillstartnextweek evensections60/62/

    ( ll ti t D Al A l l l @ il )(allquestionstoDr.Alexey Aprelev [email protected] )3. ThelabdescriptionisonBBLearn(lecturesection)4. HOMEWORK:www.saplinglearning.com

    C N PHYS 201 F ll 2014 T i/K tCourseName:PHYS201Fall2014Tyagi/Karapetrov

    5. Officehoursandhelpsessions:myofficehours:M,W23pminDisque 622(6th floorofthis

    building)[email protected]

    TAhelpsessionswillbeannouncedbythePhysicsDept.(Disque 816)

    5. Midterms(2)6. Lectures signupsheet,clickers

    Questions?3

  • MidtermsMidtermsQUIZ Date/Time Rooms

    I (Week-5) October 21 (8:00 8:50am) Main Aud

    II (Week-7) November 4 (8:00 8:50am) Main Aud

    Make-up (Week-9) November 18 (8:00 8:50am) Main Aud

    Grading: The final course grade will be based on the following weights.

    Two Quizzes 30 %Homework 15 %Homework 15 %Four LABS 20 %Final 35 %_____TOTAL 100 %

  • SyllabusRecommendationsonHowtoSucceed

    ReadtheTextbook!~1hour/week,withoutead t e e tboo ! ou / ee , t outdistractions!

    SummarizewhatyoureadintheTextbook(onaseparatepieceofpaper)

    Comparewithclassnotes/BBLearnslides

    Startdoingthehomework!

    5

  • SeekHelp Donotwait

    Dr. Goran KarapetrovOffice: Disque 622 Contact: [email protected], tel: 215-571-4090Office hours: 2:30-3:30pm every MON and WED or by appointment

    Tutoring Sessions (your TA or other TAs) 12-5pm @ Disque 919Schedule to be announced next week

    6

  • Clickers:inputyourIDintotheclicker

    YOUR Clicker ID = 11 + last 4 digits of your student ID

    example:letssayyourDrexelstudentID:10089149

    YOURClickerID=11+last4digitsofyourstudentID

    p y y=>youwilltypein119149

    Programmingtheclicker:

    1. PressCh(LEDwillstartflashingredandgreen)2. Press?3. InputYOUR6digitnumber(inexampleabove119149)4. Press?(LEDturnsyellow)5. PressCh(LEDturnsgreen toindicateOK,turnsoff)

    7

  • ElectricityandMagnetism ElectromagneticWaves

    JamesClerkMaxwell(18311879)

    Maxwell'sequationsMaxwell distributionMaxwelldistributionMaxwell'sdemonMaxwell'sdiscsMaxwellspeeddistributionMaxwell'stheoremMaxwellmaterial

    l d ll d l

    AlbertEinstein wrote:

    GeneralizedMaxwellmodelDisplacementcurrentMaxwell'sWheel

    ThepreciseformulationofthetimespacelawswastheworkofMaxwell.Imaginehisfeelingswhenthedifferentialequationshehadformulatedprovedtohimthatelectromagneticfieldsspread in the form of polarized waves and at the speed of light!spreadintheformofpolarizedwaves,andatthespeedoflight!

    Toofewmenintheworldhassuchanexperiencebeenvouchsafed..ittookphysicistssomedecadestograspthefullsignificanceofMaxwell'sdiscovery,soboldwastheleapthathisgeniusforcedupontheconceptionsofhisfellowworkers(Science,May24,1940)

  • Vectorcalculus Refresher

    ),(function vector

    ),(function scalar

    txE

    txfr

    ),(div),( : vectora of divergence txEtxErrr =),(),( :scalar ofgradient txfgradtxf =r

    scalar (magnitude)

    vector (magnitude and direction)

    )()(g

    ),(rot),(curl),( : vectora of (rotor) curl txEtxEtxErrrr == vector (magnitude and direction)

    Important identities:

    0),(curl),( :zero isgradient of curl == txfgradtxfrr

    ( ) ( ) 0)(ldi)(ilfdi EE rrrr ( ) ( ) 0),(curldiv),( :zero is curl a of divergence == txEtxE( ) ( ) ),(),(div),( :identity curl a of curl 2 txEtxEgradtxE rrrrrr = rrr 2Laplacian:

  • VectorcalculusStokesTheoremandDivergenceTheoremg

    ),,,(function vector

    ),,,(function scalar

    tzyxE

    tzyxfr

    )()(grad afbfldfldfbb

    == rrr),,,( y

    ldESdESdErrrrrrr == curl

    aa

    LSS

    SdEdVEdVErrrrr == div

    SVV

  • ElectricityandMagnetism MaxwellsEquations

    no magnetic charges(no mag monopoles)(no mag monopoles)asymmetry

    asymmetry

    Electric field is induced by changing magnetic field, but not vice versa???

  • ElectricityandMagnetism MaxwellsEquations

    Lets revisit Amperes law

  • AmperesLaw RevisitedSame curve L

    SS

    Same curve L, different area S !

    L

    SSCurrent carrying Wire

    SS

    r

    ISS

    SdJSdB

    JBrrrrr

    rrr

    ==

    00

    Amperes law: J current density

    I current

    The magnetic field integrated around a closed curve equals the current

    SthroughL

    IldB 0= rr SS

    qthat passes through any area bounded by this closed curve.

    Since B is const at distance r and alwaysperp to dl:

    IdlB 0 =L

    IrB 02 = r

    IB

    20=

  • AmperesLaw Revisitednotsoobviousgeometriesg

    rrL

    2,10 SSthroughL

    IldB =01 =+= III Sthrough

    02 =SthroughI

    0=L

    ldBrr

    L

    0=B

  • AmperesLaw Revisitednotsoobviousgeometries CAPACITOR

    LII

  • DoesaDCcurrentflowthroughacapacitor?

    L

    53%

    LI

    32%

    15%

    1. Yes

    2 No 15%2. No

    3. Sometimes

    1 2 3

  • AmperesLaw Revisitednotsoobviousgeometries CAPACITOR

    LI

    No DC current flows through a capacitor:I

    1. There are no electrons (to carry the current) in the gap

    2 Current is continuous2. Current is continuous(it cant appear from a gap and sink into it)energy can not be created from nothing

  • Switch S has been open a long time when at t = 0, it is closed.

    QUESTION: What is the time dependence ofSWSW

    QUESTION: What is the time dependence ofthe current I through the capacitor ?

    RRaa

    VV CC

    II I I

    29%1. A(A) (B) (C)

    63%8%2. B

    3 C

    1 2 3

    3. C