Question: In this problem, you will derive the equations used to explain the Michelson interferometer for incident light of a single frequency. a. Show that the
In this problem, you will derive the equations used to explain the Michelson interferometer for incident light of a single frequency.
a. Show that the expression
![A) = 20 A(t) = (1 + e5())exp[i(kyp – wt)] %3D](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.question.images/images/question_images/1525/3/4/1/0615aeadb85026531525341046446.jpg)
represents the sum of two waves of the form (A0 / 2)exp[i(k x Ï t)], one of which is phase shifted by the amount δ (t) evaluated at the position y D.
b. Show using the definition I (t) = A(t)A*(t) that I (t) = I0 [2(1 + cos δ (t))]
c. Expressing δ (t) in terms of Îd (t), show that

d. Expressing Îd (t) in terms of the mirror velocity v, show that
![A) = 20 A(t) = (1 + e5())exp[i(kyp wt)] %3D I(t) =](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.question.images/images/question_images/1525/3/4/1/0635aeadb879e2791525341047009.jpg)
A) = 20 A(t) = (1 + e5())exp[i(kyp wt)] %3D I(t) = 2 16) = 2T4() 1+ cos
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