1 Reading: Main 9.1.1 GEM 9.1.1 Taylor 16.1, 16.2, 16.3 (Thornton 13.4, 13.6, 13.7) THE NON-DISPERSIVE WAVE EQUATION.

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1 Reading: Main GEM Taylor 16.1, 16.2, 16.3 (Thornton 13.4, 13.6, 13.7) THE NON-DISPERSIVE WAVE EQUATION

2 PROVIDED  /k = v. Thus we recognize that v represents the wave velocity. (What does “velocity” mean for a standing wave?) Demonstrate that both standing and traveling waves satisfy this equation (HW) Example: Non dispersive wave equation (a second order linear partial differential equation

3 SEPARATION OF VARIABLES: Assume solution Argue both sides must equal constant and set to a constant. For the moment, we’ll say the constant must be negative, and we’ll call it -k 2 and this is the same k as in the wavevector. Plug in and find

4 Separation of variables: Then And

5 Example: Non dispersive wave equation (a second order linear partial differential equation) Separation of variables: Then With v =  /k, A, B, C, D arbitrary constants

6 Example: Non dispersive wave equation Specifying initial conditions determines the (so far arbitrary) coefficients: In-class worksheet had different examples of initial conditions

7 ABCD

8 Generate standing waves in this system and measure values of  (or f) and k (or ). Plot  vs. k - this is the DISPERSION RELATION. Determine phase velocity for system. T=mg

9 The dispersion relation is an important concept for a system in which waves propagate. It tells us the velocity at which waves of particular frequency propagate (phase velocity) and also the group velocity, or the velocity of a wave packet (superposition of waves). The group velocity is the one we associate with transfer of information (more in our QM discussion). Non dispersive: waves of different frequency have the same velocity (e.g. electromagnetic waves in vacuum) Dispersive: waves of different frequency have different velocity (e.g. electromagnetic waves in medium; water waves; QM)

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11 Waves in a rope: Application of Newton’s law results in the non dispersive wave equation! (for small displacements from equilibrium; cos  ≈ 1) Given system parameters: T = tension in rope; µ = mass per unit length of rope x x x+  x   T T 

12 x x x+  x   T T (sometimes  )  Non disp wave eqn with v 2 =T/µ

13 (non-dispersive) wave equation Separation of variables initial conditions, dispersion, dispersion relation superposition, traveling wave standing wave, (non-dispersive) wave equation Mathematical representations of the above THE NON-DISPERSIVE WAVE EQUATION -REVIEW