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The document summarizes the Young's double-slit experiment, which demonstrated that light has wave-like properties. It describes how constructive and destructive interference occurs when light passes through two slits, based on the wavelength of light and the geometry of the double-slit setup. The spacing between interference fringes is directly proportional to the wavelength of light and distance from the slits to the screen, and inversely proportional to the slit separation distance.
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Thomas Young performed an experiment in the early 19th century that proved light has wave properties by demonstrating the double-slit interference pattern. The experiment showed that light passing through two slits results in a pattern of bright and dark bands on a screen due to the constructive and destructive interference of the light waves. The angles of constructive and destructive interference can be calculated using equations that relate the wavelength, slit separation distance, and interference order.
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- 2. Overview of the Young’s Double-Slit Experiment Thomas Young demonstrated interference in light waves from two sources –light has wave properties. The source of light illuminates two narrow, the narrow slits act as sources of waves.
- 4. Geometry of the double-slit
- 5. The derivation of the constructive interference equation The constructive interference happens when Δr = r2-r1=m When L is much greater than d, Δr is approximately equal to s (s=dsinθ) Sinθ also equals to Y/L Therefore, the constructive interference occurs when dsinθ= dY/L = m (m is integer)
- 6. Spacing between fringes According to previous slides, for two neighboring bright lines, the spacing between figures is: Y=L/d
- 7. destructive interference equation The destructive interference happens when Δr = r2-r1=(m+1/2) Therefore, the destructive interference occurs when dsinθ= dY/L = (m+1/2) (m is integer) The spacing between dark light is: Y=L(m+1/2)/d
- 8. Qualitative relations As the distance between two slits(d) increases the spacing between the fringes(Y) gets smaller. For a larger wavelength(), the distance between fringes(Y) is larger. – Eg: change the colour of light. If the the distance between screen and two slits(L) is further away, the spacing between the fringes(Y) gets larger.
- 9. Check your understanding What will happen to the distance between bright fringes if you change your light source from violet to red? What will happen to the number of fringes appear on screen if we decrease the distance between two slits?
- 10. solution The distance between bright fringes will increase. For a larger wavelength, the distance between fringes is larger. As the distance between two slits(d) decreases the spacing between the fringes(Y) gets bigger, less fringes will appear on screen.