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Date 06/09/2010
Script S5_2_19A.m
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%Fraunhofer and Fresnel diffraction of a single-slit
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%Part A1: Fraunhofer diffraction using Fresnel integral
%b=1000 - hmax=10 - tmax=0.1 (all values in mm)
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%lambda in mm
lambda=5e-4;
%distance b between A-B and A'-B' in mm
b=1000;
%y is defined in the interval (-hmax, hmax) with a step dy
%hmax and dy in mm
hmax=10;
dy=0.1;
y=-hmax:dy:hmax;
Ly=length(y)
%t is defined in the interval (-tmax, tmax) with a step dt
%tmax and dt in mm
tmax=0.1;
dt=0.01;
t=-tmax:dt:tmax;
Lt=length(t)
%a costant
cost=pi/(lambda*b);
%loop over the y
for i=1:Ly
y1=y(i);
arg1=(y1-t).^2;
arg2=1i*cost*arg1;
f=exp(arg2);
E=trapz(t,f);
Es=conj(E);
Int(i)=E*Es;
end
Int;
LI=length(Int)
%relative intensity Ir
Intmax=max(Int);
Ir=Int/Intmax;
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%full plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Fraunhofer diffraction using Fresnel integral and y in abscissa')
figure
%partial plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Magnification of the lower values of the previous plot')
axis([-10 10 0 0.1])
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Script S5_2_19B.m
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%Fraunhofer Fresnel diffraction for a single-slit
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%Part A2: Fraunhofer diffractio using Fraunhofer
%formula with the same lambda and geometrical
%values of the previous script
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%distance d = 2tmax (tmax = 0.1 in previous script)
d=0.2;
ymax=100
%distance b between A-B and A'-B' in mm
b=1000;
%lambda in mm
lambda=0.5e-03;
%parameter k
k=2*pi/lambda;
%NN angular positions corresponding
%to the previous vertical position y on the screen
NN=1001
tetamax=(atan(ymax/b))*180/pi
tetag=linspace(-tetamax,tetamax,NN);
teta=tetag*pi/180;
%the array t
t=k*sin(teta);
%alfa is set equal to eps if it is zero
alfa=0.5*d*t+(0.5*d*t==0)*eps;
%the standard sinc(alfa) function
sinc=sin(alfa)./alfa;
%its square
sincq=sinc.^2;
%plot
plot(tetag,sincq,'ro-')
axis([-0.6 0.6 0 1]),
title('Fraunhofer diffraction using Fraunhofer formula and tetag in abscissa')
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Script S5_2_19C.m
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%Fraunhofer and Fresnel diffraction of a single-slit
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%Part B1: Fresnel diffraction using Fresnel integral
%b=1000 - hmax=10 - tmax=1 (all values in mm)
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%
%lambda in mm
lambda=5e-4;
%distance b between A-B and A'-B' in mm
b=1000;
%y is defined in the interval (-hmax, hmax) with a step dy
%hmax and dy in mm
hmax=10;
dy=0.1;
y=-hmax:dy:hmax;
Ly=length(y)
%t is defined in the interval (-tmax, tmax) with a step dt
%tmax and dt in mm
tmax=1;
dt=0.01;
t=-tmax:dt:tmax;
Lt=length(t)
%a costant
cost=pi/(lambda*b);
%loop over the y
for i=1:Ly
y1=y(i);
arg1=(y1-t).^2;
arg2=1i*cost*arg1;
f=exp(arg2);
E=trapz(t,f);
Es=conj(E);
Int(i)=E*Es;
end
Int;
LI=length(Int)
%relative intensity Ir
Intmax=max(Int);
Ir=Int/Intmax;
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%
%full plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Fresnel diffraction using Fresnel integral with y in abscissa')
figure
%partial plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Magnification of the lower values of the previous plot')
axis([-10 10 0 0.1])
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Script S5_2_19D.m
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%Fraunhofer and Fresnel diffraction of a single-slit
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%Part B2: Fresnel diffraction using Fresnel integral
%b=1000 - hmax=10 - tmax=2 (all values in mm)
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%
%lambda in mm
lambda=5e-4;
%distance b between A-B and A'-B' in mm
b=1000;
%y is defined in the interval (-hmax, hmax) with a step dy
%hmax and dy in mm
hmax=10;
dy=0.1;
y=-hmax:dy:hmax;
Ly=length(y)
%t is defined in the interval (-tmax, tmax) with a step dt
%tmax and dt in mm
tmax=2;
dt=0.01;
t=-tmax:dt:tmax;
Lt=length(t)
%a costant
cost=pi/(lambda*b);
%loop over the y
for i=1:Ly
y1=y(i);
arg1=(y1-t).^2;
arg2=1i*cost*arg1;
f=exp(arg2);
E=trapz(t,f);
Es=conj(E);
Int(i)=E*Es;
end
Int;
LI=length(Int)
%relative intensity Ir
Intmax=max(Int);
Ir=Int/Intmax;
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%
%full plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Fresnel diffraction using Fresnel integral with y in abscissa')
figure
%partial plot
plot(y,Ir,'ro-')
title('Magnification of the lower values of the previous plot')
axis([-10 10 0 0.1])
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