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Chapter-1 Relativity Part I RADIATION Radiation implies the transfer of energy from one place to another. - Electromagnetic Radiation - Light - Particle and Cosmic Radiation photons, protons, neutrons, electrons pions, etc. - Solar Radiation ionized electrons- plasma - Thermal Radiation - Infrared - Ultraviolet Radiation - - Ultrasonic Radiation - Ultrasound >50KHz Maxwell showed that the electromagnetic radiation (EM) can be explained by a plane wave E v = c B Plane Wave a b Energy transfer is given by the Poynting ector S = 1/µo E x B (W/m 2 ) W/m 2 (Energy/time)/area 1

DIPOLE ANTENNA Consider a dipole antenna emitting EM radiation. The E-field follows the charge up and down, The B-field circulates about the current I flow up and down. -Oscillator I + + + - - - B E i k j JOULE HEATING E = ( /d ) k B = ( µo I/ 2πR ) i d = length of the antenna R = radius of the antenna wire R S = (/d) ( µo I/ 2πR ) k x i = (/d) ( µo I / 2πR ) j Power emitted from the surface of the antenna P = 1/ µo {(/d) ( µo I/ 2πR )} 2πR d = I P =I (Watts) = IR (Ohm s Law) P = S x Area d 2

SPEED OF LIGHT EM Radiation travels with the speed of light c= 3.0 x 10 8 m/s Galileo believed the speed of light to be finite and attempted to measure it in the 17 th century but did not succeed. The speed of light was measured by Danish astronomer Ole Roemer in 1670 by using Jupiter s moon Io. Io makes one complete orbit around Jupiter every 1.76 days; As Jupiter moves away from earth in its orbit, Roemer predicted the arrival time of the new moon would be delayed by the time it took the light to travel the extra distance. He was right! v LIGHT " 300,000 km/s Most scientist believed that light needed a medium to propagate. 3

In 1856 Maxwell's equations represent one of the most elegant and concise ways to state the fundamentals of electricity and magnetism. He assumes the speed of light c to be constant. In 1888 Heinrich Hertz measured the speed of electromagnetic waves produced in his laboratory to be about 300,000 km/s strongly implying the light and electromagnetic waves are the same thing! Hertz Dipole Antenna Waves E Top scientist believe we are traveling through an ether and the speed of light must be affected! This is inconsistent with Maxwell s theory. The Laws of motions were the same throughout the universe, why not the laws of Electromagnetism?? Does light needed a medium to travel in?? Don t all waves need a medium to travel?? 4

ETHER HYPOTHESIS Our relative motion to the ether must be considered. =0 θ c Earth moves through a stationary Ether? Stars are fixed in place relative to this motion. Copernicon iew. Aberration of Starlight- Telescope tilt dependent on velocity through the either! ABERRATION OBSERED tanθ = E /c = 9.9 x 10-5 rdn Earth drags the Ether along? The earth is a special noncopernicon frame. No Aberration of Starlight - telescope tilt independent of the Earth s velocity. REJECTED BY EXPERIMENT!! 5

ETHER FLOW L c c = ( c 2-2 ) 1/2 c = c + c = c - t1 =2 L/( c 2-2 ) 1/2 t2 = L/(c+) + L/(c-) = [L(c-) + L(c+)] /( c 2-2 ) = 2Lc/ c 2 (1-2 /c 2 ) = (2L/c)/(1-2 /c 2 ) The river (ether) flows at speed. The time for round trip-1 across the river includes extra time to buck the current. The time fot trip-2 with and against the flow includes less time and then more time respectively. (see page 8-9) Δt = t1-t2 = (2L/c) / (1-2 /c 2 ) 1/2 - (2L/c)/(1-2 /c 2 ) = (2L/c) / { (1+1/2 2 /c 2 +..) (1+ 2 /c 2 +.) } = (2L/c) { 1/2 2 /c 2 +..} Δt = L 2 /c 3 +.. Light would take a small but different time to make trip-1 as compared to trip-2! 6

MICHELSON-MORLEY EXPERIMENT - 1887 Michelson invents the interferometer. Ether Wind Mirror-1 Michelson and Morley use the Interferometer to test the ether hypothesis circa 1887. No interference pattern was seen. Light took exactly the same Time to travel both paths! Light source Beam Splitter - L Mirror-2 ETHER HYPOTHESIS BUSTED - NO ETHER!! Interference Pattern or not? LORENTZ- FITZGERALD CONTRACTION In a last ditch effort Lorentz and Fitzerald propose that the apparatus has shrunk L->L/γ due to the ether by just the factor needed to save the ether. But not well accepted. β = /c Relative speed 0 1 γ = (1- β 2 ) -1/2 Lorentz factor 1 " 7

EINSTEIN s POSTULATES OF RELATIITY The Principle of Relativity- All physical laws have the same form in all inertial reference (non-accelerating) frames. -Electricity and Magnetism and Mechanics on the same footing. The Consistency of the Speed of Light- The speed of light c in the same in all inertial reference frames. How can this be?? c + B c c A Einstein proposes a picture of 4-dimensional spacetime- ( x y z t ) in which c = constant! Newton s Laws are shattered. Maxwell s Electromagnetic Theory survives. 8

LENGTH CONTRACTION ΔL= ΔL o /γ Observers traveling with relative speed β =/c will measure the length of a ruler in each others frame as being shorter than the length measured length when both at rest -> Proper Length Lo. L=Lo/γ L=Lo A B Lo β=/c Δt = γ Δt o TIME DILATION Observers traveling with relative speed β =/c will measure shorter time intervals in each others reference frame as compared to the time interval measure when both are at rest->proper Time Δto. Δt=γ to Δt=Δto B A β=/c 9

RELATIISTIC DOPPLER SHIFT Consider light of frequency fo being emitted from a source. An outside Observer will measure a shifted frequency coming from the source f = fo 1" # 1+ # f = fo 1+ " 1# " Source moving away from the Observer with relative speed β. RED SHIFT Source moving toward the Observer with relative speed β. BLUE SHIFT λ = f / c fo f <fo f >fo 600nm 500nm 400nm 10

LORENTZ TRANSFORMATION Einstein used the Lorentz transformation to form a 4-dimensional spacetime. Let x t denote the position and time in the laboratory system Let x t denote the position and time in the moving system. Lorentz Transform Derivative x = γ (x + vt) dx = γ (dx + v dt) t = γ (t + v x/c 2 ) dt = γ (dt + v dx/c 2 ) elocity Transform x = dx /dt = (dx + β cdt ) / (cdt + β dx ) Lab x ct Moving β=v /c x ct x'= x + v 1+ x v/c 2 v= relative velocity x = velocity of an object in the moving frame. x = velocity of the same object as measured in the Lab frame. x << c x = x + v NEWTON x = c (flashlight) x = c EINSTEIN Lab x =? β=v/c x=c 11