(a) Assuming (implausibly) that \gamma is entirely attributable to radiation damping (Eq. 11.84 ), …
Published at : October 20, 2022
(a) Assuming (implausibly) that \gamma is entirely attributable to radiation damping (Eq. 11.84 ), show that for optical dispersion the damping is "small" \left(\gamma \ll \omega_{0}\right) . Assume that the relevant resonances lie in or near the optical frequency range. (b) Using your results from Prob. 9.24 , estimate the width of the anomalous dispersion region, for the model in Prob. 9.23.
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