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Celebrating the tenth anniversary of Advances in Optics and Photonics: editorial
Advances in Optics and Photonics, 2019Editor-in-Chief Govind Agrawal introduces a collection of guest editorials to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Advances in Optics and Photonics.
G. Agrawal
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Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 2009 Light is composed of photons, but only recently has it become relatively common, albeit still challenging, to manipulate single or few photons. This special issue presents state-of-the-art theory and experiment concerning the production of few-photon states of light, processing the states, and performing highly sensitive low-noise detection at the ...
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Focus on photonics and biomedical optics
Physics Today, 2010The descriptions of the new products listed in this section are based on information supplied to us by the manufacturers. PHYSICS TODAY can assume no responsibility for their accuracy. For more information about a particular product, visit the website at the end of the product description.
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2021
Light has always fascinated man by making the world around him meaningful, useful, and wonderful. Man has considered light to be divine. Light, in its various forms and with its varied capabilities, has helped us to understand the world better. On the other hand, man’s quest to understand light has graduated from the traditional discipline of optics to
Y. V. G. S. Murti, C. Vijayan
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Light has always fascinated man by making the world around him meaningful, useful, and wonderful. Man has considered light to be divine. Light, in its various forms and with its varied capabilities, has helped us to understand the world better. On the other hand, man’s quest to understand light has graduated from the traditional discipline of optics to
Y. V. G. S. Murti, C. Vijayan
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2020
Photonics includes light generation, transmission, modulation, amplification, storage, and detection. It includes both classical and quantum physical concepts. Photonics expands on traditional optics to include a much broader range of frequencies extending from microwave frequencies well into the ultraviolet spectrum.
Jay Sharping, Walter F. Smith
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Photonics includes light generation, transmission, modulation, amplification, storage, and detection. It includes both classical and quantum physical concepts. Photonics expands on traditional optics to include a much broader range of frequencies extending from microwave frequencies well into the ultraviolet spectrum.
Jay Sharping, Walter F. Smith
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Nonlinear Optics and Photonics
, 20141. Introduction 2. Nonlinear Polarization in Optical Medium 3. Second-Order Nonlinear (Three-Wave) Frequency Mixing 4. Third-Order Nonlinear (Four-Wave) Frequency Mixing 5. Induced Refractive-Index Changes 6.
Guang-qiang He
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Optics, light and lasers : the practical approach to modern aspects of photonics and laser physics
Optics, 2017Preface. 1 Light rays. 1.1 Light rays in human experience. 1.2 Ray optics. 1.3 Reflection. 1.4 Refraction. 1.5 Fermat's principle: the optical path length. 1.6 Prisms. 1.7 Light rays in wave guides. 1.8 Lenses and curved mirrors. 1.9 Matrix optics.
D. Meschede
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Non-Hermitian optics and photonics: from classical to quantum
Advances in Optics and Photonics, 2023Changqing Wang +5 more
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3D printed optics and photonics: Processes, materials and applications
Materials Today, 2023Hongwei Gao +5 more
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Nematicons: reorientational solitons from optics to photonics
Liquid Crystals Reviews, 2018The most recent advances on phenomena and effects which involve spatial optical solitons stemming from the reorientational optical response of nematic liquid crystals, the so called Nematicons, are reviewed hereby.
G. Assanto
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