Physics 2D Lecture Slides Lecture 8 Jan. 28, 2008 Velocity Transformation Perpendicular to S-S’ motion v dy ' = dy, dt ' = ! (dt " 2 dx) c dy ' dy ' uy = = v dt ' ! (dt " 2 dx) c divide by dt on RHS uy ' uy = v ! (1 " 2 ux ) c There is a change in velocity in the direction # to S-S' motion ! Similarly Z component of Ant' s velocity transforms as uz ' uz = v ! (1 " 2 ux ) c Inverse Lorentz Velocity Transformation Inverse Velocity Transform: ux ' + v ux = vux ' 1+ 2 c As usual, u 'y replace uy = v ' v⇒-v ! (1 + 2 ux ) c ' uz uz = v ' ! (1 + 2 ux ) c Relativistic Kinetic Energy & Newtonian Physics Relativistic KE K = ! mc 2 " mc 2 # Remember Binomial Theorem & % ( nx n(n-1) % for x << 1; (1+x) n = (1+ + x 2 +smaller terms) ( %$ (' 1! 2! " 1 2 # u2 & 1 u2 ) When u << c, %1- 2 ( * 1+ + ...smaller terms 2 2c $ c ' 1 u2 1 2 2 2 so K * mc [1 + ] " mc = mu (classical form recovered) 2 2c 2 Total Energy of a Particle E = ! mc 2 = KE + mc 2 For a particle at rest, u = 0 " Total Energy E= mc 2 E=mc2 ---> Sunshine Won’t Be Forever ! Q: Solar Energy reaches earth at rate of 1.4kW per square meter of surface perpendicular to the direction of the sun. by how much does the mass of sun decrease per second owing to energy loss? The mean radius of the Earth’s orbit is 1.5 x 1011m. r • Surface area of a sphere of radius r is A = 4πr2 • Total Power radiated by Sun = power received by a sphere whose radius is equal to earth’s orbit radius E= mc2 ---> Sunshine Won’t Be Forever ! Total Power radiated by Sun = power received by a sphere with radius equal to earth-sun orbit radius( r in figure) r sun Plost = sun Plost P Earth incident Aearth! sun = A = 4.0 # 1026 W P Earth incident A 2 3 2 11 2 4" rearth! = (1.4 # 10 W / m )(4 " )(1.5 # 10 ) sun So Sun loses E = 4.0 # 1026 J of rest energy per second E 4.0 # 1026 J 9 Its mass decreases by m = 2 = = 4.4 # 10 kg per sec!! 8 2 c (3.0 # 10 ) If the Sun's Mass = 2.0 # 1030 kg So how long with the Sun last ? One day the sun will be gone and the solar system will not be a hospitable place for life E = ! mc 2 " E 2 = ! 2 m2 c 4 Relationship between P and E p = ! mu " p 2 c 2 = ! 2 m2u 2 c 2 " E 2 # p 2 c 2 = ! 2 m2 c 4 # ! 2 m2u 2 c 2 = ! 2 m2 c 2 (c 2 # u 2 ) 2 4 m2 c 2 2 m c 2 2 2 2 4 = (c # u ) = (c # u ) = m c 2 2 2 u c #u 1# 2 c E 2 = p 2 c 2 + (mc 2 )2 ........important relation For particles with zero rest mass like photon (EM waves) E E= pc or p = (light has momentum!) c Relativistic Invariance : E 2 # p 2 c 2 = m2 c 4 : In all Ref Frames Rest Mass is a "finger print" of the particle Mass Can “Morph” into Energy & Vice Versa • Unlike in Newtonian mechanics • In relativistic physics : Mass and Energy are the same thing • New word/concept : MassEnergy , just like SpaceTime • It is the mass-energy that is always conserved in every reaction : Before & After a reaction has happened • Like squeezing a balloon : Squeeze here, it grows elsewhere – If you “squeeze” mass, it becomes (kinetic) energy & vice verca ! • CONVERSION FACTOR = C2 • This exchange rate never changes ! Relativistic Force & Acceleration r p= r mu 1 ! (u / c)2 r = " mu Relativistic Force And Acceleration Reason why you cant quite get up to the speed of light no matter how hard you try! r % r dpr d " mu F= = $ ' dt dt $# 1 ! (u / c)2 '& ( m F=* * 2 *) 1 ! (u / c) + - du : Relativistic Force 3/ 2 dt -, r r du Since Acceleration a = ,[rate of change of velocity] dt ( ) r 3/ 2 F r 2 (1 ! (u / c) + . a= , m) r Note: As u / c / 1, a / 0 !!!! Its harder to accelerate when you get closer to speed of light Linear Particle Accelerator : 50 GigaVolts Accelating Potential r 3/ 2 r eE 2 a = "#1 ! (u / c) $% m PEP-II accelerator schematic and tunnel view Magnetic Confinement & Circular Particle Accelerator r Br V Classically v2 F=m r v2 qvB = m r B Fr r dp d(! mu) du = =!m = quB dt dt dt du u 2 = (Centripetal accelaration) dt r u2 ! m = quB " ! mu = qBr " p = qBr r F= Charged Form of Matter & Anti-Matter in a B Field Antimatter form of electron = Positron (e+) Same Mass but opposite Charge Positron curls the other way from electron in a B Field Accelerating Electrons Thru RF Cavities A Circular Accelerator : Using B Field to Confine the electron and RF cavity to power it Circular Particle Accelerator: LEP @ CERN, Geneve Accelerated electron through an effective voltage of 100 Billion Volts ! To be upgraded to 7 trillion Volts by 2007 circular track for accelerating electron French Border Swiss Border Geneva Airport In Tunnel 150m underground, 27km ring of Magnets Keep electron in Circular Orbit Inside A Circular Particle Accelerator Tunnel : Monorail ! Test of Relativistic Momentum In Circular Accelerator r mu r r p= = " mu 1 ! (u / c)2 " mu = qBr = p qBr " = mu Proof That p ≠ mu Relativistic Work Done & Change in Energy x2 W = ! r r F .dx = x1 X2 , u=u x1 , u=0 x2 ! x1 r dp r .dx dt du r m mu dp dt p= # = , substitute in W, 3/ 2 2 2 dt u $ u ' 1" 2 &1 " 2 ) c c ( % du u m udt dt #W = ! (change in var x * u) 3/ 2 0 $ u2 ' &1 " 2 ) c ( % u W = !$ mudu 2 3/ 2 = mc 2 2 1/ 2 " mc 2 = + mc 2 " mc 2 $ u ' u ' 1 " 1 " & & 2 ) 2 ) c c % ( % ( Work done is change in Kinetic energy K 0 K = + mc 2 " mc 2 or Total Energy E= + mc 2 = K + mc 2 Relativistic Kinetic Energy & Newtonian Physics Relativistic KE K = ! mc 2 " mc 2 # Remember Binomial Theorem & % ( nx n(n-1) % for x << 1; (1+x) n = (1+ + x 2 +smaller terms) ( %$ (' 1! 2! " 1 2 # u2 & 1 u2 ) When u << c, %1- 2 ( * 1+ + ...smaller terms 2 2c $ c ' 1 u2 1 2 2 2 so K * mc [1 + ] " mc = mu (classical form recovered) 2 2c 2 Total Energy of a Particle E = ! mc 2 = KE + mc 2 For a particle at rest, u = 0 " Total Energy E= mc 2 Mass is Energy, Energy is Mass : Mass-Energy Conservation Examine Kinetic energy Before and After Inelastic Collision: Conserved? K=0 S K = mu2 Before v 1 v V=0 2 1 2 After Mass-Energy Conservation: sum of mass-energy of a system of particles before interaction must equal sum of mass-energy after interaction E before mc 2 2 + = mc 2 2 = Eafter Mc 2 " M = 2m 2 > 2m u u u 1 ! 1 ! c2 c2 c2 Kinetic energy has been transformed into mass increase 1! $ ' ) 2K 2 && mc 2 2) #M = M - 2m = 2 = 2 ! mc 2 & ) c c u & 1! 2 ) % ( c Kinetic energy is not lost, its transformed into more mass in final state Creation and Annihilation of Particles µ- γ µ+ Sequence of events in a matter-antimatter collision: + e + e "# " µ + µ ! + ! Relativistic Kinematics of Subatomic Particles Reconstructing Decay of a π Meson The decay of a stationary ! + " µ +# happens quickly, # is invisible, has m $ 0; µ + leaves a trace in a B field Pν , Εν µ + mass=106 MeV/c 2 , KE = 4.6 MeV What was mass of the fleeting ! + ? Energy Conservation: ν π+ At+rest µ E! = Eµ + E% & m ! c 2 = (mµ c 2 )2 + pµ2 c 2 + p# c Momentum Conservation : pµ = p% & m! c 2 = (mµ c 2 )2 + pµ2 c 2 + pµ c Pµ , Εµ Conservation of Mass-Energy: Nuclear Fission M1 M Mc 2 = M1c 2 1! u12 c 2 <1 + + M2 M 2c2 1! <1 u22 c 2 + + M 3c 2 1! u32 M3 Nuclear Fission " M > M1 + M 2 + M 3 c2 <1 Loss of mass shows up as kinetic energy of final state particles Disintegration energy per fission Q=(M – (M1+M2+M3))c2 =ΔMc2 236 92 90 1 U ! 143 Cs+ Rb+3 n 55 92 0 (1 AMU= 1.6605402 " 10-27 kg = 931.49 MeV) #m=0.177537u=2.9471 " 10-28 kg = 165.4 MeV= energy release/fission =peanuts What makes it explosive is 1 mole of Uranium = 6.023 x 1023 Nuclei !! Energy Released by 1 Kg of Fissionable Uranium 1 Mole of Uranium = 236 gm, Avagadro''s # = 6.023 ! 1023 Nuclei 6.023 ! 1023 So in 1 kg N = ! 1000g = 2.55 ! 1024 nuclei 236g / mole 1 Nuclear fission = 165.4 MeV " 103 g = 2.55 ! 1024 ! 165.4 MeV Note 1 MeV = 4.45 ! 10-20 kWh If the power plant has conversion efficiency = 40% Energy Transformed = 748 ! 106 kWh # 1 100W lamp can be lit for 8500 years ! Nuclear Fission Schematic : Tickling a Nucleus Excited U Absorption of Neutron Unstable Nucleus Oscillation Deforms Nucleus Sustaining Chain Reaction: 1st three Fissions Average # of Neutrons/Fission = 2.5 Neutron emitted in fission of one U Needs to be captured by another To control reaction => define factor K Supercritical K >> 1 in a Nuclear Bomb Critical K = 1 in a Nuclear Reactor Schematic of a Pressurized-Water Reactor Water in contact with reactor core serves as a moderator and heat transfer Medium. Heat produced in fission drives turbine Lowering Fuel Core in a Nuclear Reactor First Nuke Reactor :Pennsylvania 1957 Pressure Vessel contains : 14 Tons of Natural Uranium + 165 lb of enriched Uranium Power plant rated at 90MW, Retired (82) Pressure vessel packed with Concrete now sits in Nuclear Waste Facility in Hanford, Washington Nuclear Fusion : What Powers the Sun Opposite of Fission Mass of a Nucleus < mass of its component protons+Neutrons Nuclei are stable, bound by an attractive "Strong Force" Think of Nuclei as molecules and proton/neutron as atoms making it Binding Energy: Work/Energy required to pull a bound system (M) apart leaving its components (m) free of the attractive force and at rest: n Mc 2 +BE=! m ic 2 i=1 2 1 H Deuterium + 2 1 H = 4 2 He + 23.9 MeV = Deuterium = Helium + Released Energy Think of energy released in Fusion as Dissociation energy of Chemistry Sun's Power Output = 4 " 1026 Watts # 1038 Fusion/Second !!!! Nuclear Fusion: Wishing For The Star • Fusion is eminently desirable because – More Energy/Nucleon • (3.52 MeV in fusion Vs 1 MeV in fission) • 2H + 3H 4He + n + 17.6 MeV – Relatively abundant fuel supply, No danger like nuclear reactor going supercritical • Unfortunately technology not commercially available – What’s inside nuclei => protons and Neutrons – Need Large KE to overcome Coulomb repulsion between nuclei • About 1 MeV needed to bring nuclei close enough together for Strong Nuclear Attraction fusion • Need to – heat particle to high temp such that thermal energy E= kT ≈ 10keV tunneling thru coulomb barrier – Implies heating to T ≈ 108 K ( like in stars) – Confine Plasma (± ions) long enough for fusion » In stars, enormous gravitational field confines plasma Inertial Fusion Reactor : Schematic Pellet of frozen-solid Deuterium & tritium bombarded from all sides with intense pulsed laser beam with energy ≈106 Joules lasting 10-8 S Momentum imparted by laser beam compresses pellet by 1/10000 of normal density and heats it to temp T ≈ 108 K for 10-10 S Burst of fusion energy transported away by liquid Li World’s Most Powerful Laser : NOVA @ LLNL Size of football field, 3 stories tall Generates 1.0 x 1014 watts (100 terawatts) 10 laser beams converge onto H pellet (0.5mm diam) Fusion reaction is visible as a starlight lasting 10-10 S Releasing 1013 neutrons ITER: The Next Big Step in Nuclear Fusion Visit www.iter.org for Details of this mega Science & Engineering Project This may be future of cheap, clean Nuclear Energy for Earthlings