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Titel: Basics of laser physics
Autor: Renk, Karl F
Jahr: 2012
Contents
Part I General Description of a Laser and an Example
1 Introduction. 3
1.1 Laser and Light Bulb. 3
1.2 Spectral Ranges of Lasers and List of a Few Lasers. 4
1.3 Laser Safety. 6
1.4 Sizes of Lasers, Cost of Lasers, and Laser Market. 6
1.5 Questions About the Laser. 8
1.6 Different Types of Lasers in the Same Spectral Range . 9
1.7 Concept of the Book. 9
1.8 References. 11
1.9 A Remark about the History of the Laser. 11
Problems . 14
2 Laser Principle. 17
2.1 A Laser. 18
2.2 Coherent Electromagnetic Wave. 18
2.3 An Active Medium. 22
2.4 Laser Resonator. 26
2.5 Laser = Laser Oscillator. 31
2.6 Radiation Feedback and Threshold Condition. 32
2.7 Frequency of Laser Oscillation. 34
2.8 Data of Lasers. 35
2.9 Oscillation Onset Time. 38
Problems . 39
3 Fabry-Perot Resonator. 43
3.1 Laser Resonators and Laser Mirrors. 43
3.2 V Factor and Related Quantities. 45
3.3 Number of Photons in a Resonator Mode . 46
3.4 Ideal Mirror. 47
3.5 Fabry-Perot Interferometer. 48
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3.6 Resonance Curve of a Fabry-Perot Resonator. 50
3.7 Fabry-Perot Resonator Containing a Gain Medium. 52
Problems . 53
4 The Active Medium: Energy Levels and Lineshape Functions. 55
4.1 Two-Level Based and Energy-Ladder Based Lasers. 56
4.2 Four-Level, Three-Level, and Two-Level Lasers. 57
4.3 Two-Band Laser and Quasiband Laser. 59
4.4 Energy-Ladder Based Laser. 61
4.5 Lineshape: Homogeneous and Inhomogeneous
Line Broadening. 61
4.6 Lorentz Functions. 63
4.7 Gaussian Lineshape Function. 66
4.8 Experimental Linewidths. 67
4.9 Classical Oscillator Model of an Atom. 68
4.10 Natural Line Broadening. 70
4.11 Energy and Phase Relaxation . 70
4.12 Three-Dimensional and Low-Dimensional
Active Media. 71
Problems . 72
5 Titanium-Sapphire Laser. 75
5.1 Principle of the Titanium-Sapphire Laser. 75
5.2 Design of a Titanium-Sapphire Laser. 77
5.3 Absorption and Fluorescence Spectra of Titanium-Sapphire. 78
5.4 Population of the Upper Laser Level. 79
5.5 Heat and Phonons. 80
Problems . 80
Part II Theoretical Basis of the Laser
6 Basis of the Theory of the Laser: The Einstein Coefficients. 83
6.1 Light and Atoms in a Cavity . 83
6.2 Spontaneous Emission. 85
6.3 Absorption . 86
6.4 Stimulated Emission. 86
6.5 The Einstein Relations. 86
6.6 Einstein Coefficients on the Energy Scale. 89
6.7 Stimulated Versus Spontaneous Emission. 90
6.8 Determination of Einstein Coefficients from Wave Functions. 92
Problems . 93
7 Amplification of Coherent Radiation. 95
7.1 Interaction of Monochromatic Radiation with an
Ensemble of Two-Level Systems . 96
7.2 Growth and Gain Coefficient. 98
7.3 Gain Cross Section. 101
Contents xi
7.4 An Effective Gain Cross Section. 103
7.5 Gain Coefficients. 105
7.6 Gain Coefficient of Titanium-Sapphire. 107
7.7 Gain Coefficient of a Medium
with an Inhomogeneously Broadened Line. 109
7.8 Gain Characteristic of a Two-Dimensional Medium. 109
7.9 Gain of Light Crossing a Two-Dimensional Medium. Ill
Problems . 112
8 A Laser Theory. 117
8.1 Rate Equations. 117
8.2 Steady State Oscillation of a Laser. 119
8.3 Balance Between Production and Loss of Photons. 121
8.4 Onset of Laser Oscillation. 122
8.5 Clamping of the Population Difference. 124
8.6 Optimum Output Coupling. 125
8.7 Two Laser Equations. 127
8.8 Relaxation Oscillation. 129
8.9 Laser Linewidth. 131
Problems . 133
9 Driving a Laser Oscillation. 135
9.1 Maxwell's Equations. 136
9.2 Possibilities of Driving a Laser Oscillation. 140
9.3 Polarization of an Atomic Medium. 140
9.4 Quantum Mechanical Expression for the
Susceptibility of an Atomic Medium. 143
9.5 Polarization of an Active Medium. 147
9.6 Polarization Current. 149
9.7 Laser Oscillation Driven by a Polarization. 151
9.8 Laser Equations. 160
9.9 Kramers-Kronig Relations. 164
9.10 Another Remark about the History of the Laser. 165
Problems . 168
Part III Operation of a Laser
10 Cavity Resonator. 173
10.1 Cavity Resonators in Various Areas . 173
10.2 Modes of a Cavity Resonator. 174
10.3 Modes of a Long Cavity Resonator. 177
10.4 Density of Modes of a Cavity Resonator. 179
10.5 Fresnel Number. 181
10.6 TE Waves and TM Waves. 182
10.7 Quasioptical Arrangement. 183
Problems. 183
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11 Gaussian Waves and Open Resonators. 187
11.1 Open Resonator. 188
11.2 Helmholtz Equation. 190
11.3 Gaussian Wave. 192
11.4 Confocal Resonator. 199
11.5 Stability of a Field in a Resonator. 202
11.6 Transverse Modes. 206
11.7 The Gouy Phase. 210
11.8 Diffraction Loss. 215
11.9 Ray Optics. 217
Problems . 222
12 Different Ways of Operating a Laser. 225
12.1 Possibilities of Operating a Laser. 225
12.2 Operation of a Laser on Longitudinal Modes. 226
12.3 Single Mode Laser. 226
12.4 Tunable Laser. 227
12.5 Spectral Hole Burning in Lasers Using
Inhomogeneously Broadened Transitions. 228
12.6 Q-Switched Lasers. 229
12.7 Longitudinal and Transverse Pumping. 231
12.8 An Application of CW Lasers: The Optical Tweezers. 231
12.9 Another Application: Gravitational Wave Detector. 233
Problems . 234
13 Femtosecond Laser. 235
13.1 Mode Locking. 236
13.2 Active and Passive Mode Locking. 241
13.3 Optical Frequency Comb. 243
13.4 Optical Correlator. 248
13.5 Pump-Probe Method. 249
13.6 Femtosecond Pulses in Chemistry. 250
13.7 Optical Frequency Analyzer. 251
13.8 Terahertz Time Domain Spectroscopy. 252
13.9 Attosecond Pulses. 254
Problems . 254
Part IV Types of Lasers (Except Semiconductor Lasers)
14 Gas Lasers. 259
14.1 Doppler Broadening of Spectral Lines. 259
14.2 Collision Broadening. 261
14.3 Helium-Neon Laser . 262
14.4 Metal Vapor Laser. 265
14.5 Argon Ion Laser. 266
14.6 Excimer Laser. 267
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14.7 Nitrogen Laser. 268
14.8 C02 Laser. 269
14.9 Other Gas Discharge Lasers and Optically Pumped
Far Infrared Lasers. 272
Problems . 274
15 Solid State Lasers. 279
15.1 Ruby Laser. 279
15.2 More about the Titanium-Sapphire Laser. 280
15.3 Other Broadband Solid State Lasers. 283
15.4 YAGLasers . 284
15.5 Different Neodymium Lasers . 286
15.6 Disk Lasers. 286
15.7 Fiber Lasers. 287
15.8 A Short Survey of Solid State Lasers and Impurity
Ions in Solids. 290
15.9 Broadening of Transitions in Impurity Ions in Solids. 294
Problems . 295
16 Some Other Lasers and Laser Amplifiers . 297
16.1 Dye Laser. 297
16.2 Solid State and Thin-Film Dye Laser. 299
16.3 Chemical Laser. 299
16.4 X-Ray Laser. 300
16.5 Random Laser. 301
16.6 Optically Pumped Organic Lasers . 301
16.7 Laser Tandem. 301
16.8 High-Power Laser Amplifier. 301
16.9 Fiber Amplifier. 302
16.10 Optical Damage. 302
16.11 Gain Units. 303
Problems . 303
17 Vibronic Medium. 305
17.1 Model of a Vibronic System. 305
17.2 Gain Coefficient of a Vibronic Medium. 307
17.3 Frequency Modulation of a Two-Level System. 309
17.4 Vibronic Sideband as a Homogeneously
Broadened Line. 311
Problems . 312
18 Amplification of Radiation in a Doped Glass Fiber. 313
18.1 Survey of the Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier. 314
18.2 Energy Levels of Erbium Ions in Glass
and Quasiband Model. 315
18.3 Quasi-Fermi Energy of a Gas of Excited-Impurity
Quasiparticles. 319
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18.4 Condition of Gain of Light Propagating in a Fiber. 321
18.5 Energy Level Broadening. 322
18.6 Calculation of the Gain Coefficient of a Doped Fiber. 324
18.7 Different Effective Gain Cross Sections. 327
18.8 Absorption and Fluorescence Spectra
of an Erbium-Doped Fiber. 328
18.9 Experimental Studies and Models of Doped
Fiber Media. 330
Problems . 331
19 Free-Electron Laser. 333
19.1 Principle of the Free-Electron Laser. 334
19.2 Free-Electron Laser Arrangements. 337
19.3 Frequency of Free-Electron Oscillations . 339
19.4 Free-Electron Laser Theory. 343
19.5 Data of a Free-Electron Laser. 345
19.6 High Frequency Transverse Polarization and Current. 347
19.7 Free-Electron Oscillations. 349
19.8 Saturation Field of a Free-Electron Laser. 353
19.9 Optical Constants of a Free-Electron Laser Medium. 356
19.10 Bunching of Electrons in a Free-Electron Laser. 357
19.11 Energy-Level Description of a Free-Electron
Laser Medium. 360
19.12 Comparison of a Free-Electron Laser
with a Conventional Laser. 365
19.13 A Remark about the History of the Free-Electron Laser. 366
Problems . 366
Part V Semiconductor Lasers
20 An Introduction to Semiconductor Lasers. 371
20.1 Energy Bands of Semiconductors. 372
20.2 Low-Dimensional Semiconductors. 374
20.3 An Estimate of the Transparency Density. 375
20.4 Bipolar and Unipolar Semiconductor Lasers. 376
20.5 Edge-Emitting Bipolar Semiconductor Laser. 377
20.6 Survey of Topics Concerning Semiconductor Lasers. 378
20.7 Frequency Ranges of Semiconductor Lasers. 380
20.8 Energy Band Engineering. 381
20.9 Differences Between Semiconductor Lasers
and Other Lasers. 381
Problems . 382
21 Basis of a Bipolar Semiconductor Laser. 383
21.1 Principle of a Bipolar Semiconductor Laser. 384
21.2 Condition of Gain of Radiation in a Bipolar Semiconductor. 385
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21.3 Energy Level Broadening. 389
21.4 Reduced Density of States. 390
21.5 Growth Coefficient and Gain Coefficient
of a Bipolar Medium. 392
21.6 Spontaneous Emission. 395
21.7 Laser Equations of a Bipolar Semiconductor Laser. 396
21.8 Gain Mediated by a Quantum Well. 399
21.9 Laser Equations of a Quantum Well Laser . 404
21.10 What is Meant by "Bipolar"?. 406
Problems . 408
22 GaAs Quantum Well Laser. 411
22.1 GaAs Quantum Well. 412
22.2 An Active Quantum Well. 413
22.3 GaAs Quantum Well Laser. 420
22.4 Threshold Current of a GaAs Quantum Well Laser. 422
22.5 Multi-Quantum Well Laser. 424
22.6 High-Power Semiconductor Laser. 424
22.7 Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Laser. 425
22.8 Polarization of Radiation of a Quantum Well Laser. 427
22.9 Luminescence Radiation from a Quantum Well. 427
Problems . 428
23 Semiconductor Materials and Heterostructures. 429
23.1 Group III-V and Group II-VI Semiconductors. 429
23.2 GaAlAs Mixed Crystal. 431
23.3 GaAs Crystal and Monolayer. 431
23.4 GaAs/GaAlAs Heterostructure. 432
23.5 Preparation of Heterostructures. 433
23.6 Preparation of Laser Diodes. 434
23.7 Material Limitations. 434
23.8 Energy Bands and Absorption Coefficients
ofGaAsandAlAs . 434
Problems . 436
24 Quantum Well Lasers from the UV to the Infrared. 439
24.1 A Survey. 439
24.2 Red and Infrared Laser Diodes. 439
24.3 Blue and UV Laser Diodes. 441
24.4 Group II-VI Materials of Green Lasers. 442
24.5 Applications of Semiconductor Lasers . 443
Problems . 444
25 Reflectors of Quantum Well Lasers and of Other Lasers. 445
25.1 Plane Surface. 445
25.2 Coated Surface. 446
25.3 External Reflector. 446
25.4 Distributed Feedback Reflector. 447
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25.5 Distributed Bragg Reflector. 447
25.6 Total Reflector . 447
25.7 Bragg Reflector. 448
25.8 Photonic Crystal . 448
25.9 Photonic Crystal Fiber. 450
25.10 Remark About Photonic Crystals. 451
25.11 Plane-Wave Transfer Matrix Method Characterizing
an Optical Interface. 451
25.12 Thin Film Between Two Media. 452
25.13 Dielectric Multilayer. 453
25.14 One-Dimensional Photonic Crystal. 454
25.15 Bragg Reflection as Origin of Energy Gaps. 459
Problems . 460
26 More About the Quantum Well Laser. 463
26.1 Electron Subbands. 463
26.2 Hole Subbands. 466
26.3 Modification of the Gain Characteristic by Light Holes. 468
26.4 Gap Energy of a Quantum Well. 468
26.5 Temperature Dependence of the Threshold Current
Density of a GaAs Quantum Well Laser. 469
26.6 Gain Mediated by a Quantum Well of Inhomogeneous
Well Thickness. 469
26.7 Tunability of a Quantum Well Laser. 470
26.8 Anisotropy of a Quantum Well. 470
Problems . 470
27 Quantum Wire and Quantum Dot Laser. 471
27.1 Quantum Wire Laser. 471
27.2 Quantum Wire. 472
27.3 Gain Mediated by a Quantum Wire. 475
27.4 Multi-Quantum Wire Laser. 476
27.5 Quantum Dot. 478
27.6 Quantum Dot Laser. 479
27.7 One-Quantum Dot Laser . 480
Problems . 482
28 A Comparison of Semiconductor Lasers. 483
28.1 Gain of Radiation in a Bulk Semiconductor. 484
28.2 Double-Heterostructure Laser. 486
28.3 GaAs Junction Laser. 487
28.4 Junction Lasers in the Infrared. 488
28.5 Bipolar Semiconductor Lasers: A Comparison. 488
28.6 Development of Semiconductor Lasers. 490
28.7 TerahertzGap. 492
Problems . 493
Contents xvii
29 Quantum Cascade Laser. 495
29.1 Principle of the Quantum Cascade Laser. 496
29.2 Infrared Quantum Cascade Laser. 497
29.3 Semiconductor Superlattice and Minibands. 498
29.4 Transport in a Superlattice. 499
29.5 Far Infrared Quantum Cascade Laser. 499
Problems . 500
30 Electron Waves in Semiconductor Heterostructures. 501
30.1 Electron in a One-Dimensional Square Well Potential. 501
30.2 Energy Bands of Electrons in a Periodic Square
Well Potential . 504
30.3 Plane-Wave Transfer Matrix Method
Characterizing a Semiconductor Interface. 507
30.4 Minibands. 509
30.5 Quantum Well. 512
30.6 Double-Quantum Well. 512
Problems . 512
31 A Comparison of Laser Oscillators and Quasiclassical
Solid State Oscillators. 515
31.1 Interaction of Radiation with an Active Medium
of a Laser or a Quasiclassical Oscillator. 516
31.2 Solid State Oscillators. 517
31.3 Semiconductor Superlattice Oscillator. 518
31.4 Model of a Solid State Oscillator. 520
31.5 Dynamics of Gain Mediated by a Semiconductor
Superlattice. 524
31.6 Balance of Energy in a Superlattice Oscillator. 529
31.7 Resonant-Tunneling Diode Oscillator . 531
31.8 Van der Pol Oscillator. 532
Problems . 536
32 Superlattice Bloch Laser: A Challenge. 539
32.1 Principle of a Superlattice Bloch Laser. 540
32.2 Bloch Oscillation . 542
32.3 Esaki-Tsu Characteristic. 546
32.4 Bloch Gain. 548
32.5 Saturation Field of a Bloch Laser. 553
32.6 Synchronization of Bloch Oscillations to a High
Frequency Field. 554
32.7 Energy-Level Description of the Superlattice
Bloch Laser. 556
32.8 Possible Arrangements of a Bloch Laser. 560
32.9 References to the Bloch Laser and Discussion. 560
Problems . 562
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Part VI Laser Related Topics
33 Optical Communications. 567
33.1 Principle of Optical Communications. 567
33.2 Glass Fiber. 568
33.3 Pulse Distortion due to Dispersion. 569
33.4 Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier. 570
33.5 Detector. 571
33.6 Transfer Rates. 571
Problems . 572
34 Light Emitting Diode and Organic Laser. 573
34.1 LED Preparation and Market. 573
34.2 Illumination. 574
34.3 Organic LED. 575
34.4 Organic and Polymer Lasers . 577
Problems . 578
35 Nonlinear Optics. 579
35.1 Optics and Nonlinear Optics. 579
35.2 Origin of Nonlinear Polarization. 580
35.3 Optical Frequency Doubler. 581
35.4 Difference Frequency Generator. 582
35.5 Optical Parametric Oscillator. 583
35.6 Third-Order Polarization. 584
35.7 Four-Wave Mixing and Optical Frequency Analyzer. 585
35.8 Stimulated Raman Scattering. 587
Problems . 587
Solutions to Selected Problems. 589
References. 601
Index. 611 |
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