Physics, asked by TariqWaheed2003, 5 months ago

when phase speed and group speed are equal?​

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Answered by devrana1344
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Noting that c/n = vp, indicates that the group speed is equal to the phase speed only when the refractive index is a constant dn/dk = 0, and in this case the phase speed and group speed are independent of frequency, ω/k=dω/dk=c/n.

Answered by sivasmart2222
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Dispersion. When these two monochrome waves are propagating in vacuum, they have the same phase velocity c (the speed of light in vacuum), and the superposed wave's phase velocity equals its group velocity(both are c).

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