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Chapter 35, Problem 35.33E
How far must the mirror M2 (see Fig. 35.19) of the Michelson interferometer be moved so that 1800 fringes of He-Ne laser light (λ = 633 nm) move across a line in the field of view?
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a. As viewed through a 13 μmμm diameter pinhole, what is the maximum distance from which they can be resolved if red light ( λλ = 690 nmnm) is used?
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Problem 2. Suppose that a Michelson interferometer is illuminated by a source emitting a doublet of
vacuum wavelengths, 21 and 22. As one mirror is moved, the fringes periodically disappear and then
reappear. If a displacement Ad of the mirror causes a one-cycle variation in fringe visibility, derive an
expression for Ad in terms of Aλ = 2-1. Then calculate Ad for the sodium doublet, where λ₁ =
588.995 nm and 2 = 589.592 nm.
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