Announcements, Spring 2001
Physics 200
LAST UPDATED: 04/02/2001
- On the overnight homework tonight, you should consider
the following hints: 1) break the d(x*(1/r)*d(Psi)/dr)/dx
into two terms -- one with (1/r)*d(Psi)/dr * d(x)/dx and
one with x * d( (1/r)*d(Psi)/dr )/dx. 2) Note that
d/dx = dr/dx * d/dr. 3) Use symmetry with y & z.
4) Remember that you can add and subtract terms as long
as they cancel out. [04/02/2001]
- In problem 4c of Exam #1, you should consider this to be a
completely one-dimensional collision (both before and after).
You may not be able to get a result exactly of the form of
the Compton shift, but you should be able to find the final
wavelength as a function of the initial wavelength and the
initial energy of the electron. [02/17/2001]
- My office hours today (Thursday, Jan 18) will be shortened
in the afternoon to 11:30-12:00 due to previously scheduled
meetings. [01/18/2001]
- I will update you as to when the first on-line exercises
will be available. [01/18/2001]
- Updates to the syllabus, lecture schedule, and homework schedule
will be posted on this web site as they occur. [01/15/2001]
- Welcome to Physics 200! We hope that you not only learn
from this course, but enjoy it as well. Use this set of web
pages to learn more about the course. [01/15/2001]
If you have any questions, or comments, please e-mail them to me at
doty@cc.denison.edu. Thanks!