Homework
Homework files to be submitted to TBA (with copy to andres@pdx.edu )
Due date
Homework 1
Complex variable, Phasors, Divergence, Rotational, Coupling light to a fiber 26 Sept 2024
Complementary information
Hint for question 4A
Complex numbers
Interesting story: How the Imaginary Numbers were invented
Its inventors assumed they were giving up the connection between Mathematics and reality (by
accepting areas of negative values), however complex numbers are conceived now part of a deeper
truth (the Schrodinger Eq., which describes quantum Mechanics. )
Representation of travelling harmonic waves in complex variable: PHASORS
Video on total internal reflection (helpful for solving question 5)
Note: In case you have taken PH 411/511 ECE 598 "Introduction Quantum Mechanics", you may
opt to submit your graded HW-1 in that course + the new solution to question #5.
Homework-2
Resonant absorption: transient decay of free oscillations, forced oscillations 24 Octubre 2024
Homework-3
Resonant_absorption_and Line-widthh 31 Octubre 2024
Homework-4
Plane Waves, Aspherical lenses 07 November 2024
Hint for question-1
Homework 5
Imaging through a Thick Spherical Lens
Homework 6
Imaging with Two Thin Lenses, Negative lenses. The Compound Microscope
Week-5 MIDTERM
Homework 7
Quarter wave plates and half wave plates
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Homework
Birefringent Devices and Analytical Description of birefringence
Homework 7
Resonant absorption, equivalent spring constant, forced oscillations
Complementary information: Forced harmonic oscillations
Homework
Plasma-freq, transverse -longitudinal waves, bulk plasmon, TE-mode (on the surface plasmons)
Homework
PoyWave Equation, Poynting vector,
plotting the real and imaginary parts of the permittivity and index of refraction
ME in electrically conductive media, DC and AC conductivityg
Homework
Visualizing EM fields, Wave-Equation, and Complex Wave-vector
Homework
TM and TE waves at a dielectric-metal interface