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Q1Domain Verified
A plane electromagnetic wave with frequency $\omega$ and wave vector $\mathbf{k}$ propagates through a lossless, linear, and isotropic dielectric medium with permittivity $\epsilon$ and permeability $\mu$. If the medium is also chiral, exhibiting a chirality parameter $\beta$, what is the modified dispersion relation for the wave, considering the interaction with the chiral medium?
$k^2 = \omega^2 \mu \epsilon - \omega^2 \beta^2$
$k^2 = \omega^2 \mu \epsilon + \omega^2 \beta^2$
$k^2 = \omega^2 \mu \epsilon / (1 - \omega^2 \mu \beta^2)$
$k^2 = \omega^2 \mu \epsilon (1 - \omega^2 \mu \beta^2)$
Q2Domain Verified
Consider a Fabry-Perot interferometer illuminated by a broadband light source. If the cavity is filled with a material exhibiting a strong, narrow absorption line at a specific frequency $\omega_0$, how will the transmission spectrum of the interferometer be affected, and what is the underlying physical principle?
The transmission peaks will broaden and shift to higher frequencies due to increased effective refractive index.
A dip will appear in the transmission spectrum at $\omega_0$, superimposed on the usual fringe pattern, due to destructive interference caused by absorption.
The fringe spacing will become frequency-dependent, leading to a non-uniform fringe pattern.
The overall transmission intensity will increase at all frequencies as the material enhances light confinement.
Q3Domain Verified
A laser beam with a Gaussian intensity profile $I(r) = I_0 \exp(-2r^2/w^2)$ is incident on a holographic optical element (HOE) designed to transform it into a Bessel beam. If the HOE has a phase profile $\phi(r) = k_0 r \sin(\theta_0)$, where $k_0$ is the free-space wave number and $\theta_0$ is the cone angle of the Bessel beam, what is the resulting far-field intensity distribution, and what is the significance of the phase profile?
A central bright spot surrounded by concentric rings, characteristic of a Bessel beam, where $\sin(\theta_0)$ dictates the beam's divergence.
A broadened Gaussian beam with reduced peak intensity, as the HOE diffuses the incident light.
A diverging spherical wave, indicating the HOE has converted the Gaussian beam into a point source.
A uniform intensity disk, as the HOE acts as a perfect beam expander.

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