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    Adding Di-Electric Reduces Potential Difference, Decreases Stored Energy Large Parallel Metal Sheets: Don't Multiply by Distance Apparently

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    1) Waves can be described by the equations y(x,t) = A cos [ω(x/v - t)] which defines a transverse traveling wave, and y(x,t) = (A sin kx) sin ωt which defines a standing wave fixed at both ends. 2) The velocity v of a wave on a string is determined by v = √(F/μ) where F is the tension and μ is the density. 3) Important optical equations include f=c/2r for the focal length of a converging lens and λ= λ0/n for the wavelength in a medium of index of refraction n.

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    1) Waves can be described by the equations y(x,t) = A cos [ω(x/v - t)] which defines a transverse traveling wave, and y(x,t) = (A sin kx) sin ωt which defines a standing wave fixed at both ends. 2) The velocity v of a wave on a string is determined by v = √(F/μ) where F is the tension and μ is the density. 3) Important optical equations include f=c/2r for the focal length of a converging lens and λ= λ0/n for the wavelength in a medium of index of refraction n.

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    1) Waves can be described by the equations y(x,t) = A cos [ω(x/v - t)] which defines a transverse traveling wave, and y(x,t) = (A sin kx) sin ωt which defines a standing wave fixed at both ends. 2) The velocity v of a wave on a string is determined by v = √(F/μ) where F is the tension and μ is the density. 3) Important optical equations include f=c/2r for the focal length of a converging lens and λ= λ0/n for the wavelength in a medium of index of refraction n.

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    Adding Di-Electric Reduces Potential Difference, Decreases Stored Energy Large Parallel Metal Sheets: Don't Multiply by Distance Apparently

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    1) Waves can be described by the equations y(x,t) = A cos [ω(x/v - t)] which defines a transverse traveling wave, and y(x,t) = (A sin kx) sin ωt which defines a standing wave fixed at both ends. 2) The velocity v of a wave on a string is determined by v = √(F/μ) where F is the tension and μ is the density. 3) Important optical equations include f=c/2r for the focal length of a converging lens and λ= λ0/n for the wavelength in a medium of index of refraction n.

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    Waves

    (, ) = cos [ ( )]

    (, ) = ( sin ) sin
    2
    =
    = 2 =

    = / (waves on a string)
    1 22
    = .52 2
    =
    2 12
    1
    ( )
    2

    = ( )
    2
    (, ) = ( sin ) sin

    : =
    =
    2
    2

    : =
    =
    ( )
    4
    4
    =
    +
    =
    ( )
    +
    = 2 2

    =
    4 2
    1 =

    Circuit Stuff

    =
    =

    1
    1
    1
    :
    = +
    1

    : = 1 +
    2
    =
    = .5 2 = .5
    2
    : = 1 +
    1
    1
    : =
    +
    1

    =
    =

    v: velocity
    : wavelength
    : rads/sec
    x: position
    t: time
    T: period
    f: frequency
    k:
    F: Tension (kN)
    : density
    A: amplitude
    :
    fn : fund freq.
    I: intensity
    P: power

    Magnetic Fields
    = =

    C: capacitance
    U: energy
    R: resistance
    /V: voltage
    Q: charge
    I: current

    () = (1 )

    () = cos

    Optics

    =
    =
    2

    sin
    0
    =
    =
    sin

    >

    <

    tan( ) =

    = =

    = cos()2

    sin
    0
    =

    = 0

    () =

    Electric Force and Flux


    |1 2 |
    =
    2

    = 2

    = cos()
    k: 9 109

    =
    E:
    electric
    field
    0
    : charge dist.
    4 3
    =
    q: charge
    3
    r: radius
    1
    =
    A: area
    20
    0 : 8.85 1012

    = 2 (. . )
    : charge dist

    V: electric pot.

    = 3 (. . )
    U: pot. energy

    2
    ( )
    =
    Adding di-electric reduces

    potential difference, decreases


    = 0 ( )
    stored energy

    ( )
    =
    20 2
    Large parallel metal sheets:

    = (. )
    dont multiply by distance
    0
    apparently

    ()
    =
    20

    =
    =
    0

    f: focal length
    R: radius
    r: index of refr
    c: di constant
    v: speed

    2 2 2
    ()
    =
    =

    0
    ( )
    =
    2

    0 1 2
    =

    2
    = sin
    1
    2 =
    2
    =

    B: magnetic field
    0 : 4 107
    N: # of turns
    e: elect charge
    v: velocity
    V: votage

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