Matter Waves Dr J P Singh Associate Professor
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Matter Waves Dr. J P Singh Associate Professor in Physics Post Graduate Govt. College Sector-11 Chandigarh
• Dual matter of waves is based on the following observations • The whole universe is composed of matter and electromagnetic radiations. • The nature loves symmetry. As the radiation has dual nature, matter also posses dual nature.
Matter waves • According to this hypothesis, a moving material particle has a wave property associated with it. The waves associated with moving particle are called matter waves.
Expression for De-Broglie Waves For photon For material particle
Characteristics of de-Broglie waves The wave length of these waves is independent of the charge of the particle. Large if the velocity of particle is slow. Lesser if particle is heavy.
de-broglie wave length in terms of energy and temperature
Wave length of moving electron in a potential difference of V volts
Velocity of de-broglie waves The velocity of these de-broglie waves is more than the velocity light.
• Observations: – Current vs accelerating voltage has a maximum, i. e. the highest number of electrons is scattered in a specific direction – This can’t be explained by particle-like nature of electrons scattered on crystals behave as waves
For X-ray Diffraction on Nickel
There still remain differences between particles and waves: Particles Waves de Broglie wavelength While we use similar notation for particles and for true waves, various quantities are defined differently. Do not make the mistake of using optical definitions for particles.
- Promotion from associate professor to professor
- Mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves similarities
- Raj birk
- Seismic waves are mechanical waves
- Difference between electromagnetic waves and sound waves
- Mechanical vs electromagnetic
- Low amplitude wave
- Electromagnetic and mechanical waves
- Compare and contrast p waves and s waves using venn diagram
- What type of waves are sound waves? *
- Mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves similarities
- Longitudinal vs transverse wave
- Constructive
- Whats a reflected sound wave
- Surface waves and body waves