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9781575242316

Introduction to Wave Phenomena

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    9781575242316

  • ISBN10:

    1575242311

  • Edition: Reprint
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: Krieger Pub Co
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Author Biography

Akira Hirose: University of Saskatchewan Karl E. Lonngren: University of Iowa

Table of Contents

Review of Oscillationsp. 1
Introductionp. 1
Mass-Spring Systemp. 1
Energy Tossing in Mechanical Oscillationsp. 7
Other Mechanical Oscillation Systemsp. 10
Electromagnetic Oscillationp. 15
Damped Oscillationp. 17
Forced Oscillationp. 20
Wave Motionp. 26
Introductionp. 26
Creation of Waves on a Stringp. 26
Sinusoidal (Harmonic) Wavesp. 30
Wave Differential Equation, Partial Differentiationp. 33
Nonsinusoidal Wavesp. 38
Phase and Group Velocities, Dispersionp. 40
Superposition of Two Waves, Beatsp. 43
Some Mathematicsp. 50
Mechanical Wavesp. 57
Introductionp. 57
Mass-Spring Transmission Linep. 58
Derivation of Wave Equationp. 59
Energy Carried by Wavesp. 63
Momentum Carried by Wavesp. 66
Transverse Waves on a Stringp. 69
Sound Waves in Solids, Liquids, and Gasesp. 77
Introductionp. 77
Sound Velocity Along a Solid Rodp. 77
Rigorous Derivation of Sound Velocity Along a Solid Rodp. 80
Sound Waves in Liquidsp. 83
Sound Waves in Gasesp. 86
Intensity of Sound Waves in Gasesp. 90
Wave Reflection and Standing Wavesp. 95
Introductionp. 95
Reflection at a Fixed Boundary, Standing Wavesp. 95
Reflection at a Free Boundaryp. 100
Theory of Wave Reflection, Mechanical Impedancep. 103
Spherical and Cylindrical Waves; Waves in Nonuniform Media, and Multidimensional Wavesp. 112
Introductionp. 112
Conservation of Energy Flow, Spherical Wavesp. 112
Cylindrical Wavesp. 115
Nonuniform Wave Mediump. 116
Multidimensional Wavesp. 119
Doppler Effect of Sound Waves and Shock Wavesp. 124
Introductionp. 124
Stationary Sound Source and Moving Observerp. 124
Moving Sound Source and Stationary Observerp. 128
General Expression for Doppler-Shifted Frequencyp. 129
Shock Wavesp. 131
Electromagnetic Wavesp. 135
Introductionp. 135
Wave Equation for an LC Transmission Linep. 136
Coaxial Cablep. 143
Poynting Vectorp. 152
Plane Electromagnetic Waves in Free Spacep. 156
Reflection of Electromagnetic Wavesp. 161
Electromagnetic Waves in Matterp. 167
Radiation of Electromagnetic Wavesp. 187
Introductionp. 187
Fields Associated with Stationary Charge and Charge Moving with a Constant Velocityp. 187
Radiation Fields Due to an Accelerated (or Decelerated) Chargep. 191
Radiation from an Oscillating Dipole and Dipole Antennap. 196
Interference and Diffractionp. 203
Introductionp. 203
Interference Between Two Harmonic Wavesp. 203
Young's Experimentp. 206
Multislit Structurep. 211
Optical Interference in Thin Filmsp. 218
Diffraction I (Fraunhofer diffraction)p. 223
Resolution of Optical Devicesp. 226
Diffraction II (Fresnel diffraction)p. 228
Geometrical Opticsp. 240
Introductionp. 240
Reflection and Refractionp. 240
Total Reflectionp. 248
Reflection at Spherical Surfaces (Mirrors)p. 250
Spherical Aberration of Mirrorsp. 255
Refraction at Spherical Surfacesp. 256
Lensesp. 258
Chromatic Aberrationp. 261
Optical Instrumentsp. 263
Physical Meaning of Focusingp. 265
Fourier Analyses and Laplace Transformationp. 274
Introductionp. 274
Sum of Harmonic Functionsp. 274
Fourier Seriesp. 277
Fourier Spectrump. 280
Operator Methodp. 284
Laplace Transformp. 288
Particle Nature of Lightp. 295
Introductionp. 295
Photoelectric Effect and Einstein's Photon Theoryp. 295
Hydrogen Atomp. 298
De Broglie Wavep. 301
Nonlinear Wavesp. 303
Introductionp. 303
Nonlinear Wave Equationsp. 306
Characteristicsp. 314
Self-Similarityp. 318
Solitons and Shocksp. 327
Introductionp. 327
FPU Recurrencep. 329
Properties of Solitonsp. 330
Shocksp. 337
Appendix Ap. 340
Appendix Bp. 342
Bibliographyp. 347
Indexp. 349
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