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---
title
:
Problem Set
9
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## (9.6)
{:.question}
Solve the periodically forced Lorentz model for the dielectric constant as a function of frequency,
and plot the real and imaginary parts.
## (12.1)
### (a)
{:.question}
How many watts of power are contained in the light from a 1000 lumen video projector?
### (b)
{:.question}
What spatial resolution is needed for the printing of a page in a book to match the eye’s limit?
## (12.2)
### (a)
{:.question}
What is the peak wavelength for black-body radiation from a person? From the cosmic background
radiation at 2.74 K?
### (b)
{:.question}
Approximately how hot is a material if it is “red-hot”?
### (c)
{:.question}
Estimate the total power thermally radiated by a person.
## (12.3)
### (a)
{:.question}
Find a thickness and an orientation for a birefringent material that rotates a linearly polarized
wave by $$90^
\c
irc$$. What is that thickness for calcite with visible light ($$
\l
ambda
\a
pprox 600
\s
i{nm}$$)?
### (b)
{:.question}
Find a thickness and an orientation that converts linearly polarized light to circularly polarized
light, and evaluate the thickness for calcite.
### (c)
{:.question}
Consider two linear polarizers oriented along the same direction, and a birefringent material
placed between them. What is the transmitted intensity as a function of the orientation of the
birefringent material relative to the axis of the polarizers?
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