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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE XIX
1 LIGHT RAYS 1
1.1 LIGHT RAYS IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE 1
1.2 RAY OPTICS 2
1.3 REFLECTION 2
1.3.1 PLANAR MIRRORS 2
1.4 REFRACTION
3
1.4.1 LAW OF REFRACTION 3
1.4.2 TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION 4
1.5 FORMATS PRINCIPLE: THE OPTICAL PATH LENGTH 5
1.5.1 INHOMOGENEOUS REFRACTIVE INDEX 6
1.6 PRISMS 8
1.6.1 DISPERSION 9
1.7 LIGHT RAYS IN WAVE GUIDES 10
1.7.1 RAY OPTICS IN WAVE GUIDES 11
1.7.2 STEP-INDEX FIBERS 12
1.7.2.1 NUMERICAL APERTURE OF AN OPTICAL FIBER 13
1.7.2.2 PROPAGATION VELOCITY 13
1.7.3 GRADIENT-INDEX FIBERS 13
1.8 LENSES AND CURVED MIRRORS IS
1.8.1 LENSES 15
1.8.2 CONCAVE MIRRORS 16
1.9 MATRIX OPTICS 17
1.9.1 PARAXIAL APPROXIMATION 17
1.9.2 ABCD MATRICES 18
1.9.3 LENSES IN AIR 19
1.9.4 LENS SYSTEMS 21
1.9.5 PERIODIC LENS SYSTEMS 22
1.9.6 ABCD MATRICES FOR WAVE GUIDES 23
1.10 RAY OPTICS AND PARTICLE OPTICS 23
2 WAVE OPTICS 29
2.1 ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION FIELDS 29
2.1.1 STATIC FIELDS 30
2.1.2 POLARIZABLE AND MAGNETIZABLE MEDIA 30
2.1.3 DYNAMIC FIELDS 31
2.1.4 FOURIER COMPONENTS 32
2.1.5 MAXWELL*S EQUATIONS FOR OPTICS 33
2.1.6 CONTINUITY EQUATION AND SUPERPOSITION PRINCIPLE 33
2.1.7 THE WAVE EQUATION 33
2.1.8 ENERGY DENSITY, INTENSITY, AND THE POYNTING VECTOR OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES 35
2.2 WAVE TYPES 37
2.2.1 PLANAR WAVES 37
2.2.2 SPHERICAL WAVES 38
2.2.3 DIPOLE WAVES 39
2.3 GAUSSIAN BEAMS 40
2.3.1 THE GAUSSIAN PRINCIPAL MODE OR TEM00 MODE 41
2.3.1.1 RAYLEIGH ZONE, CONFOCAL PARAMETER B 42
2.3.1.2 RADIUS OF WAVE FRONTS
R(Z) 42
2.3.1.3 BEAM WAIST 2W0 42
2.3.1.4 BEAM RADIUS W(Z) 43
2.3.1.5 DIVERGENCE 0 DIV 43
2.3.1.6 GOUY PHASE RJ(Z) 43
2.3.2 THE ABCD RULE FOR GAUSSIAN MODES 44
2.3.3 PARAXIAL WAVE EQUATION 46
2.3.4 HIGHER GAUSSIAN MODES 47
2.3.5 CREATION OF GAUSSIAN MODES 49
2.3.6 MORE GAUSSIAN PARAXIAL BEAMS SO
2.4 VECTOR LIGHT: POLARIZATION SO
2.4.1 JONES VECTORS 52
2.4.2 STOKES PARAMETERS 52
2.4.3 POLARIZATION STATE AND POINCARE SPHERE 53
2.4.4 JONES MATRICES, POLARIZATION CONTROL, AND MEASUREMENT 54
2.4.5 POLARIZATION AND PROJECTION 56
2.4.6 POLARIZATION OF LIGHT BEAMS WITH FINITE EXTENSION 57
2.5 OPTOMECHANICS: MECHANICAL ACTION OF LIGHT BEAMS 58
2.5.1 RADIATION PRESSURE 58
2.5.2 ANGULAR MOMENTUM OF LIGHT BEAMS 59
2.5.3 BETH*S EXPERIMENT
60
2.5.4 OPTICAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM (0AM) 60
2.5.4.1 TWISTED BEAMS 61
2.5.4.2 LAGUERRE-GAUSSIAN MODES 61
2.5.4.3 TRANSFORMING HERMITE-GAUSSIAN TO LAGUERRE-GAUSSIAN BEAMS 62
2.6 DIFFRACTION 63
2.6.1 SCALAR DIFFRACTION THEORY 64
2.7 FRAUNHOFER DIFFRACTION 67
2.7.1 OPTICAL FOURIER TRANSFORMATION, FOURIER OPTICS 70
2.8 FRESNEL DIFFRACTION 71
2.8.1 BABINET*S PRINCIPLE 74
2.8.2 FRESNEL ZONES AND FRESNEL LENSES 75
2.9 BEYOND GAUSSIAN BEAMS: DIFFRACTION INTEGRAL AND
ABCD FORMALISM 77
PROBLEMS 77
3 LIGHT PROPAGATION IN MATTER: INTERFACES, DISPERSION, AND
BIREFRINGENCE 83
3.1 DIELECTRIC INTERFACES 83
3.1.1 REFRACTION AND REFLECTION AT GLASS SURFACES 84
3.1.1.1 S POLARIZATION 84
3.1.1.2 P POLARIZATION 86
3.1.2 TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION (TIR) 87
3.1.3 COMPLEX REFRACTIVE INDEX 88
3.2 INTERFACES OF CONDUCTING MATERIALS 89
3.2.1 WAVE PROPAGATION IN CONDUCTING MATERIALS 90
3.2.1.1 HIGH FREQUENCIES: COPR COR 1 90
3.2.1.2 LOW FREQUENCIES: COR 1 COPR 90
3.2.2 METALLIC REFLECTION 91
3.2.3 POLARITONS AND PLASMONS 92
3.2.3.1 SURFACE PLASMON POLARITONS (SPPS) 92
3.2.3.2 PROPERTIES OF SURFACE PLASMON POLARITONS (SPPS) 93
3.3 LIGHT PULSES IN DISPERSIVE MATERIALS 94
3.3.1 PULSE DISTORTION BY DISPERSION 98
3.3.2 SOLITONS 101
3.4 ANISOTROPIC OPTICAL MATERIALS 103
3.4.1 BIREFRINGENCE 103
3.4.2 ORDINARY AND EXTRAORDINARY LIGHT RAYS 106
3.4.3 CONSTRUCTION OF RETARDER PLATES 107
3.4.3.1 LYOT FILTER 108
3.4.4 BIREFRINGENT POLARIZERS 109
3.5 OPTICAL MODULATORS 110
3.5.1 POCKELS CELL AND ELECTRO-OPTICAL MODULATORS 110
3.5.2 LIQUID CRYSTAL MODULATORS 112
3.5.3 SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATORS 113
3.5.4 ACOUSTO-OPTICAL MODULATORS 114
3.5.5 FARADAY ROTATORS 117
3.5.6 OPTICAL ISOLATORS AND DIODES 118
PROBLEMS 119
4 LIGHT PROPAGATION IN STRUCTURED MATTER 121
4.1 OPTICAL WAVE GUIDES AND FIBERS 122
4.1.1 STEP-INDEX FIBERS 123
4.1.1.1 WEAKLY GUIDING STEP FIBERS 125
4.1.1.2 * = 0: TE AND TM MODES 127
4.1.1.3 * 1: HE AND EH MODES 128
4.1.1.4 * 1: LP MODES 128
4.1.2 GRADED-INDEX FIBER 129
4.1.3 FIBER ABSORPTION 130
4.1.4 FUNCTIONAL TYPES AND APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL FIBERS 130
4.1.4.1 MULTIMODE FIBERS 130
4.1.4.2 SINGLE-MODE FIBERS 131
4.1.4.3 POLARIZATION-MAINTAINING (PM) FIBERS 131
4.1.4.4 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS (PCF) 132
4.2 DIELECTRIC PHOTONIC MATERIALS 132
4.2.1 PHOTONIC CRYSTALS 132
4.2.1.1 LIGHT PROPAGATION IN ID PERIODICALLY STRUCTURED DIELECTRICS 133
4.2.2 BLOCH WAVES 134
4.2.3 PHOTONIC BANDGAP IN ID 135
4.2.4 BANDGAPS IN 2D AND 3D 137
4.2.4.1 2D PHOTONIC CRYSTALS 137
4.2A2 3D PHOTONIC CRYSTALS 139
4.2.5 DEFECTS AND DEFECT MODES 139
4.2.6 PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS (PCFS) 141
4.3 METAMATERIALS 143
4.3.1 DIELECTRIC (PLASMONIC) METAMATERIALS 143
4.3.2 MAGNETIC METAMATERIALS AND NEGATIVE INDEX OF REFRACTION 144
4.3.3 CONSTRUCTING MAGNETIC METAMATERIALS 145
4.3.4 APPLICATIONS OF METAMATERIALS: THE PERFECT LENS 146
PROBLEMS 147
5 OPTICAL IMAGES 149
5.1 SIMPLE LENSES 149
5.2 THE HUMAN EYE 151
5.3 MAGNIFYING GLASS AND EYEPIECE 152
5.4 MICROSCOPES 154
5.4.1 RESOLVING POWER OF MICROSCOPES 155
5.4.1.1 RAYLEIGH CRITERION AND NUMERICAL APERTURE 155
5.4.1.2 ABBES THEORY OF RESOLUTION 156
5.4.1.3 EXPLOITING THE ABBE-RAYLEIGH RESOLUTION LIMIT 157
5.4.2 ANALYZING AND IMPROVING CONTRAST 159
5.4.2.1 THE MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION (MTF) 159
5.4.2.2 ENHANCING CONTRAST 160
5.5 SCANNING MICROSCOPY METHODS 161
5.5.1 DEPTH OF FOCUS AND CONFOCAL MICROSCOPY 161
5.5.2 SCANNING NEAR-FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPY (SNOM) 162
5.5.3 OVERCOMING THE RAYLEIGH-ABBE RESOLUTION LIMITS WITH LIGHT 163
5.5.3.1 SINGLE-MOLECULE DETECTION 164
5.5.3.2 PALM MICROSCOPY 165
5.5.3.3 STED MICROSCOPY 165
5.6 TELESCOPES 166
5.6.1 THEORETICAL RESOLVING POWER OF A TELESCOPE 166
5.6.2 MAGNIFICATION OF A TELESCOPE 167
5.6.3 IMAGE DISTORTIONS OF TELESCOPES 168
5.6.3.1 LENS TELESCOPES AND REFLECTOR TELESCOPES 168
5.6.3.2 ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE 169
5.7 LENSES: DESIGNS AND ABERRATIONS 169
5.7.1 TYPES OF LENSES 170
5.7.1.1 PLANAR CONVEX LENSES 170
5.7.1.2 BICONVEX LENSES AND DOUBLETS 171
5.7.1.3 MENISCUS LENSES 171
5.7.2 ABERRATIONS: SEIDEL ABERRATIONS 172
5.7.2.1 RAY PROPAGATION IN FIRST ORDER 172
5.7.2.2 RAY PROPAGATION IN THIRD ORDER 172
5.7.23 APERTURE ABERRATION OR SPHERICAL ABERRATION 173
5.7.2.4 ASTIGMATISM 174
5.7.2.5 COMA AND DISTORTION 175
5.7.3 CHROMATIC ABERRATION 176
PROBLEMS 177
6 COHERENCE AND INTERFEROMETRY 181
6.1 YOUNG*S DOUBLE SLIT 181
6.2 COHERENCE AND CORRELATION 182
6.2.1 CORRELATION FUNCTIONS 183
6.2.2 BEAM SPLITTER 184
6.3 THE DOUBLE-SLIT EXPERIMENT 185
6.3.1 TRANSVERSE COHERENCE 186
6.3.2 OPTICAL OR DIFFRACTION GRATINGS 188
6.3.3 MONOCHROMATORS 190
6.4 MICHELSON INTERFEROMETER: LONGITUDINAL COHERENCE 191
6.4.1 LONGITUDINAL OR TEMPORAL COHERENCE 192
6.4.2 MACH-ZEHNDER AND SAGNAC INTERFEROMETERS 195
6.4.2.1 MACH-ZEHNDER INTERFEROMETER 195
6A.2.2 SAGNAC INTERFEROMETER 196
6.5 FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETER 197
6.5.1 FREE SPECTRAL RANGE, FINESSE, AND RESOLUTION 200
6.6 OPTICAL CAVITIES 202
6.6.1 DAMPING OF OPTICAL CAVITIES 202
6.6.2 MODES AND MODE MATCHING 203
6.6.3 RESONANCE FREQUENCIES OF OPTICAL CAVITIES 204
6.6.4 SYMMETRIC OPTICAL CAVITIES 205
6.6.5 OPTICAL CAVITIES: IMPORTANT SPECIAL CASES 205
6.6.5.1 PLANE PARALLEL CAVITY: /R = 0 205
6.6.5.2 CONFOCAL CAVITY: /R = 1 206
6.6.53 CONCENTRIC CAVITY: /R = 2 207
6.7 THIN OPTICAL FILMS 208
6.7.1 SINGLE-LAYER FILMS 208
6.7.1.1 MINIMAL REFLECTION: AR COATING, AR LAYER, AND A/4 FILM 209
6.7.1.2 REFLECTION: HIGHLY REFLECTIVE FILMS 209
6.7.2 MULTILAYER FILMS 209
6.8 HOLOGRAPHY 210
6.8.1 HOLOGRAPHIE RECORDING 211
6.8.2 HOLOGRAPHIE RECONSTRUCTION 212
6.8.2.1 ZEROTH ORDER 213
6.82.2 HALO 213
6.8.23 RECONSTRUCTED SIGNAL WAVE 213
6.8.2A CONJUGATED WAVE 213
6.8.3 PROPERTIES 214
6.8.3.1 THREE-DIMENSIONAL RECONSTRUCTION 214
6.83.2 PARTIAL RECONSTRUCTION 214
6.833 MAGNIFICATION 214
6.9 LASER SPECKLE (LASER GRANULATION) 214
6.9.1 REAL AND VIRTUAL SPECKLE PATTERNS 215
6.9.2 SPECKLE GRAIN SIZES 215
PROBLEMS 216
7 LIGHT AND MATTER 219
7.1 CLASSICAL RADIATION INTERACTION 220
7.1.1 LORENTZ OSCILLATORS 220
7.1.2 MACROSCOPIC POLARIZATION 224
7.1.2.1 LINEAR POLARIZATION AND MACROSCOPIC REFRACTIVE INDEX 225
7.1.2.2 ABSORPTION AND DISPERSION IN OPTICALLY THIN MEDIA 226
7.1.2.3 DENSE DIELECTRIC MEDIA AND NEAR FIELDS 227
7.2 TWO-LEVEL ATOMS 229
7.2.1 ARE THERE ANY ATOMS WITH ONLY TWO LEVELS? 229
7.2.2 DIPOLE INTERACTION 230
7.2.3 OPTICAL BLOCH EQUATIONS 232
7.2.4 PSEUDO-SPIN, PRECESSION, AND RABI NUTATION 234
7.2.5 MICROSCOPIC DIPOLES AND ENSEMBLES 235
7.2.6 OPTICAL BLOCH EQUATIONS WITH DAMPING 235
7.2.7 STEADY-STATE INVERSION AND POLARIZATION 236
7.2.7.1 STEADY-STATE INVERSION AND SATURATION INTENSITY 236
7.271.2 STEADY-STATE POLARIZATION 238
7.3 STIMULATED AND SPONTANEOUS RADIATION PROCESSES 239
7.3.1 STIMULATED EMISSION AND ABSORPTION 241
7.3.2 SPONTANEOUS EMISSION 242
7.4 INVERSION AND AMPLIFICATION 242
7.4.1 FOUR-, THREE-, AND TWO-LEVEL LASER SYSTEMS 243
7.4.2 GENERATION OF INVERSION 243
7.4.3 OPTICAL GAIN 244
7.4.4 THE HISTORICAL PATH TO THE LASER 245
PROBLEMS 246
8 THE LASER 249
8.1 THE CLASSIC SYSTEM: THE HE-NE LASER 251
8.1.1 CONSTRUCTION 251
8.1.1.1 AMPLIFIER 251
8.1.1.2 OPERATING CONDITIONS 252
8.1.1.3 THE LASER RESONATOR 253
8.1.2 MODE SELECTION IN THE HE-NE LASER 254
8.1.2.1 LASER LINE SELECTION 254
8.1.3 GAIN PROFILE, LASER FREQUENCY, AND SPECTRAL HOLES 255
8.1.4 THE SINGLE-FREQUENCY LASER 256
8.1.5 LASER POWER 257
8.1.6 SPECTRAL PROPERTIES OF THE HE-NE LASER 258
8.1.6.1 LASER LINEWIDTH 258
8.1.7 OPTICAL SPECTRAL ANALYSIS 259
8.1.7.1 THE FABRY-PEROT SPECTRUM ANALYZER 259
8.1.7.2 THE HETERODYNE METHOD 259
8.1.8 APPLICATIONS OF THE HE-NE LASER 261
8.2 OTHER GAS LASERS 261
8.2.1 THE ARGON LASER 261
8.2.1.1 THE AMPLIFIER 262
8.2.1.2 OPERATING CONDITIONS 262
8.2.1.3 FEATURES AND APPLICATIONS 263
8.2.2 METAL-VAPOR LASERS 263
8.2.3 MOLECULAR GAS LASERS 264
8.2.3.1 THE C 0 2 LASER 265
5.2.3.2 GAIN 265
5.2.3.3 OPERATING CONDITIONS 267
5.2.3.4 THE EXCIMER LASER 267
8.3 THE WORKHORSES: SOLID-STATE LASERS 268
8.3.1 OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF LASER CRYSTALS 268
8.3.2 RARE-EARTH IONS 269
8.4 SELECTED SOLID-STATE LASERS 271
8.4.1 THE NEODYMIUM LASER 271
8.4.1.1 THE NEODYMIUM AMPLIFIER 271
8.4.1.2 CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION 272
8.4.2 APPLICATIONS OF NEODYMIUM LASERS 273
8.4.2.1 FREQUENCY-DOUBLED NEODYMIUM LASERS 273
5.4.2.2 THE MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED LASER (MISER) 274
8.4.3 ERBIUM LASERS, ERBIUM-DOPED FIBER AMPLIFIERS (EDFAS) 275
8.4.4 FIBER LASERS 276
8.4.4.1 CLADDING PUMPING 276
5.4.4.2 FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS 277
8.4.5 YTTERBIUM LASERS: HIGHER POWER WITH THIN-DISC AND
FIBER LASERS 278
8.5 TUNABLE LASERS WITH VIBRONIC STATES 279
8.5.1 TRANSITION-METAL IONS 279
8.5.2 COLOR CENTERS 280
8.5.3 DYES 281
8.6 TUNABLE RING LASERS 281
PROBLEMS 283
9 LASER DYNAMICS 285
9.1 BASIC LASER THEORY 285
9.1.1 THE RESONATOR FIELD 285
9.1.2 DAMPING OF THE RESONATOR FIELD 286
9.1.3 STEADY-STATE LASER OPERATION 288
9.1.3.1 SATURATED GAIN 289
9.1.3.2 MODE PULLING 289
9.1.3.3 FIELD STRENGTH AND NUMBER OF PHOTONS IN THE RESONATOR 290
9.1.3.4 LASER THRESHOLD 290
9.1.3.5 LASER POWER AND OUTCOUPLING 291
9.2 LASER RATE EQUATIONS 291
9.2.1 LASER SPIKING AND RELAXATION OSCILLATIONS 292
9.3 THRESHOLD-LESS LASERS AND MICRO-LASERS 295
9.4 LASER NOISE 298
9.4.1 AMPLITUDE AND PHASE NOISE 298
9.4.1.1 AMPLITUDE FLUCTUATIONS 298
9.4.1.2 PHASE FLUCTUATIONS 299
9.4.2 THE MICROSCOPIC ORIGIN OF LASER NOISE 301
9.4.3 LASER INTENSITY NOISE 302
9.4.3.1 QUANTUM LIMIT OF THE LASER AMPLITUDE 302
9A3.2 RELATIVE INTENSITY NOISE (RIN) 303
9.4.4 SCHAWLOW-TOWNES LINEWIDTH 304
9.5 PULSED LASERS 305
9.5.1 *Q-SWITCH* 305
9.5.1.1 TECHNICAL Q-SWITCHES 306
9.5.1.2 CAVITY DUMPING 306
9.5.2 MODE LOCKING 306
9.5.3 METHODS OF MODE LOCKING 309
9.5.4 MEASUREMENT OF SHORT PULSES 312
9.5.5 TERA- AND PETAWATT LASERS 312
9.5.6 COHERENT WHITE LIGHT 313
9.5.7 FREQUENCY COMBS 315
PROBLEMS 316
10 SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS 319
10.1 SEMICONDUCTORS 319
10.1.1 ELECTRONS AND HOLES 319
10.1.2 DOPED SEMICONDUCTORS 320
10.1.3 PN JUNCTIONS 321
10.2 OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SEMICONDUCTORS 322
10.2.1 SEMICONDUCTORS FOR OPTOELECTRONICS 322
10.2.2 ABSORPTION AND EMISSION OF LIGHT 323
10.2.3 INVERSION IN THE LASER DIODE 325
10.2.4 SMALL SIGNAL GAIN 327
10.2.5 HOMO- AND HETEROSTRUCTURES 329
10.3 THE HETEROSTRUCTURE LASER 330
10.3.1 CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION 330
10.3.1.1 LASER CRYSTAL 330
10.3.1.2 LASER OPERATION 331
10.3.2 SPECTRAL PROPERTIES 332
10.3.2.1 EMISSION WAVELENGTH AND MODE PROFILE 332
10.3.2.2 ELECTRONIC WAVELENGTH CONTROL 333
10.3.3 QUANTUM FILMS, QUANTUM WIRES, AND QUANTUM DOTS 334
10.3.3.1 INVERSION IN THE QUANTUM FILM 334
10.3.3.2 MULTIPLE QUANTUM WELL (MQW) LASERS 336
10.3.3.3 QUANTUM WIRES AND QUANTUM DOTS 337
10.3.4 QUANTUM CASCADE LASERS 338
10.4 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS 339
10.4.1 MODULATION PROPERTIES 340
10.4.1.1 AMPLITUDE MODULATION 340
10.4.1.2 PHASE MODULATION 341
10.4.2 LINEWIDTH OF THE SEMICONDUCTOR LASER 341
10.4.3 INJECTION LOCKING 342
10.5 LASER DIODES, DIODE LASERS, AND LASER SYSTEMS 345
10.5.1 TUNABLE DIODE LASERS (GRATING TUNED LASERS) 345
10.5.2 DFB AND DBR LASERS AND VCSEL 346
10.6 HIGH-POWER LASER DIODES 348
PROBLEMS 350
11 SENSORS FOR LIGHT 353
11.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF OPTICAL DETECTORS 354
11.1.1 SENSITIVITY 354
11.1.2 QUANTUM EFFICIENCY 354
11.1.3 SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO 355
11.1.4 NOISE EQUIVALENT POWER (NEP) 356
11.1.5 DETECTIVITY *D-STAR* 356
11.1.6 RISE TIME 356
11.1.7 LINEARITY AND DYNAMIC RANGE 357
11.2 FLUCTUATING OPTOELECTRONIC QUANTITIES 357
11.2.1 DARK CURRENT NOISE 357
11.2.2 INTRINSIC AMPLIFIER NOISE 358
11.2.3 MEASURING AMPLIFIER NOISE 358
11.3 PHOTON NOISE AND DETECTIVITY LIMITS 359
11.3.1 PHOTON STATISTICS OF COHERENT LIGHT FIELDS 360
11.3.2 PHOTON STATISTICS IN THERMAL LIGHT FIELDS 361
11.3.3 SHOT NOISE LIMIT AND SQUARE-LAW* DETECTORS 363
11.4 THERMAL DETECTORS 364
11.4.1 THERMOPILES 365
11.4.2 BOLOMETERS 366
11.4.3 PYROELECTRIC DETECTORS 366
11.4.4 THE GOLAY CELL 366
11.5 QUANTUM SENSORS I: PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBES 366
11.5.1 THE PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT 366
11.5.2 PHOTOCATHODES 367
11.5.2.1 AMPLIFICATION 368
11.5.2.2 COUNTING MODE AND CURRENT MODE 368
11.5.2.3 NOISE PROPERTIES OF PMTS 369
11.5.2.4 MICROCHANNEL PLATES AND CHANNELTRONS 370
11.6 QUANTUM SENSORS II: SEMICONDUCTOR SENSORS 370
11.6.1 PHOTOCONDUCTORS 370
11.6.1.1 SENSITIVITY 371
11.6.1.2 NOISE PROPERTIES 372
11.6.2 PHOTODIODES OR PHOTOVOLTAIC DETECTORS 372
11.6.2.1 PN AND PIN DIODES 373
11.6.2.2 OPERATING MODES 373
11.6.3 AVALANCHE PHOTODIODES 374
11.7 POSITION AND IMAGE SENSORS 374
11.7.1 PHOTO-CAPACITORS 375
11.7.2 CCD SENSORS 375
11.7.3 IMAGE INTENSIFIES 377
PROBLEMS 377
12 LASER SPECTROSCOPY AND LASER COOLING 379
12.1 LASER-INDUCED FLUORESCENCE (LIF) 379
12.2 ABSORPTION AND DISPERSION 380
12.2.1 SATURATED ABSORPTION 381
12.3 THE WIDTH OF SPECTRAL LINES 382
12.3.1 NATURAL WIDTH AND HOMOGENEOUS LINEWIDTH 383
12.3.2 DOPPLER BROADENING AND INHOMOGENEOUS LINEWIDTH 383
12.3.3 PRESSURE BROADENING 385
12.3.4 TIME-OF-FLIGHT (TOF) BROADENING 386
12.4 DOPPLER-FREE SPECTROSCOPY 388
12.4.1 SPECTROSCOPY WITH MOLECULAR BEAMS 388
12.4.2 SATURATION SPECTROSCOPY 388
12.4.3 TWO-PHOTON SPECTROSCOPY 391
12.5 LIGHT FORCES 394
12.5.1 RADIATION PRESSURE IN A PROPAGATING WAVE 395
12.5.2 DAMPING FORCES 397
12.5.3 HEATING FORCES, DOPPLER LIMIT 399
12.5.4 DIPOLE FORCES IN A STANDING WAVE 401
12.5.5 GENERALIZATION 403
12.5.6 OPTICAL TWEEZERS 403
PROBLEMS 404
13 COHERENT LIGHT-MATTER INTERACTION 407
13.1 WEAK COUPLING AND STRONG COUPLING 407
13.1.1 AC STARK EFFECT AND DRESSED-ATOM MODEL 408
13.2 TRANSIENT PHENOMENA 410
13.2.1
K
PULSES 411
13.2.2 FREE INDUCTION DECAY 411
13.2.3 PHOTON ECHO 413
13.2.4 QUANTUM BEATS 414
13.2.5 WAVE PACKETS 415
14 PHOTONS: AN INTRODUCTION TO QUANTUM OPTICS 417
14.1 DOES LIGHT EXHIBIT QUANTUM CHARACTER? 417
14.2 QUANTIZATION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD 418
14.3 SPONTANEOUS EMISSION 421
14.3.1 VACUUM FLUCTUATIONS PERTURB EXCITED ATOMS 422
14.3.2 WEISSKOPF AND WIGNER THEORY OF SPONTANEOUS EMISSION 423
14.3.3 SUPPRESSION OF SPONTANEOUS EMISSION 425
14.3.4 INTERPRETATION OF SPONTANEOUS EMISSION 426
14.3.5 OPEN QUANTUM SYSTEMS AND RESERVOIRS 426
14.4 RESONANCE FLUORESCENCE 427
14.4.1 THE SPECTRUM OF RESONANCE FLUORESCENCE 427
14.4.2 SPECTRA AND CORRELATION FUNCTIONS 428
14.4.3 SPECTRA AND QUANTUM FLUCTUATIONS 431
14.4.4 COHERENT AND INCOHERENT CONTRIBUTIONS OF RESONANCE
FLUORESCENCE 432
14.4.4.1 THE MOLLOW TRIPLET 433
14.5 LIGHT FIELDS IN QUANTUM OPTICS 435
14.5.1 FLUCTUATING LIGHT FIELDS 435
14.5.1.1 FIRST-ORDER COHERENCE 435
14.5.1.2 SECOND-ORDER COHERENCE 436
14.5.1.3 HANBURY BROWN AND TWISS EXPERIMENT 437
14.5.2 QUANTUM PROPERTIES OF IMPORTANT LIGHT FIELDS 438
14.5.2.1 FOCK STATES OR NUMBER STATES 439
14.5.2.2 COHERENT LIGHT FIELDS AND LASER LIGHT 439
14.5.2.3 THERMAL LIGHT FIELDS 441
14.5.3 PHOTON NUMBER DISTRIBUTION 441
14.5.4 BUNCHING AND ANTI-BUNCHING 443
14.5.4.1 BUNCHING 443
14.5.4.2 ANTI-BUNCHING 443
14.6 TWO-PHOTON OPTICS 444
14.6.1 SPONTANEOUS PARAMETRIC FLUORESCENCE, SPDC SOURCES 445
14.6.2 HONG-OU-MANDEL INTERFEROMETER 446
14.7 ENTANGLED PHOTONS 448
14.7.1 ENTANGLED STATES ACCORDING TO EINSTEIN-PODOLSKY-ROSEN 448
14.7.1.1 THE EINSTEIN-PODOLSKY-ROSEN (EPR) PARADOX 448
14.7.2 BELLS INEQUALITY 450
14.7.3 BELLS INEQUALITY AND QUANTUM OPTICS 451
14.7.4 POLARIZATION-ENTANGLED PHOTON PAIRS 452
14.7.5 A SIMPLE BELL EXPERIMENT 453
PROBLEMS 455
15 NONLINEAR OPTICS I: OPTICAL MIXING PROCESSES 457
15.1 CHARGED ANHARMONIC OSCILLATORS 457
15.2 SECOND-ORDER NONLINEAR SUSCEPTIBILITY 459
15.2.1 MIXING OPTICAL FIELDS: THREE-WAVE MIXING 459
15.2.2 SYMMETRY PROPERTIES OF SUSCEPTIBILITY 461
15.2.2.1 INTRINSIC PERMUTATION SYMMETRY 461
15.2.2.2 REAL ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 461
15.2.2.3 LOSS-FREE MEDIA 461
15.2.3 TWO-WAVE POLARIZATION 462
15.2.3.1 CONTRACTED NOTATION 462
15.2.3.2 KLEINMAN SYMMETRY 462
15.2.4 CRYSTAL SYMMETRY 463
15.2.5 EFFECTIVE VALUE OF THE NONLINEAR D COEFFICIENT 463
15.3 WAVE PROPAGATION IN NONLINEAR MEDIA 464
15.3.1 COUPLED AMPLITUDE EQUATIONS 464
15.3.2 COUPLED AMPLITUDES FOR THREE-WAVE MIXING 465
15.3.3 ENERGY CONSERVATION 466
15.4 FREQUENCY DOUBLING 466
15.4.1 WEAK CONVERSION 467
15.4.2 STRONG CONVERSION 468
15.4.3 PHASE MATCHING IN NONLINEAR AND BIREFRINGENT CRYSTALS 469
15.4.3.1 ANGLE OR CRITICAL PHASE MATCHING 471
15.4.3.2 NONCRITICAL OR 90 PHASE MATCHING 471
15.4.4 FREQUENCY DOUBLING WITH GAUSSIAN BEAMS 472
15.4.5 RESONANT FREQUENCY DOUBLING 474
15.4.5.1 PASSIVE RESONATORS 474
15.4.6 QUASI-PHASE MATCHING 476
15.5 SUM AND DIFFERENCE FREQUENCY 477
15.5.1 SUM FREQUENCY 477
15.5.2 DIFFERENCE FREQUENCY AND PARAMETRIC GAIN 478
15.6 OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATORS 479
PROBLEMS 482
16 NONLINEAR OPTICS II: FOUR-WAVE MIXING 485
16.1 FREQUENCY TRIPLING IN GASES 485
16.2 NONLINEAR REFRACTION COEFFICIENT (OPTICAL KERR EFFECT) 487
16.2.1 SELF-FOCUSING 488
16.2.1.1 KERR LENS MODE LOCKING 489
16.2.1.2 SPATIAL SOLITONS 490
16.2.1.3 NONLINEAR OPTICAL DEVICES 491
16.2.2 PHASE CONJUGATION 491
16.3 SELF-PHASE MODULATION 494
PROBLEMS 495
A MATHEMATICS FOR OPTICS 497
A.L SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF FLUCTUATING MEASURABLE QUANTITIES 497
A. 1.1 CORRELATIONS 500
A.1.2 SCHOTTKY FORMULA 501
A.2 TIME AVERAGING FORMULA 502
B SUPPLEMENTS IN QUANTUM MECHANICS 503
B.L TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF A TWO-STATE SYSTEM 503
B.L.L TWO-LEVEL ATOM 503
B.1.2 TEMPORAL DEVELOPMENT OF PURE STATES 503
B.2 DENSITY MATRIX FORMALISM 504
B.3 DENSITY OF STATES 505
BIBLIOGRAPHY 507
INDEX 519
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