Progress in Optics (eBook)
433 Seiten
Elsevier Science (Verlag)
978-0-08-096290-0 (ISBN)
A collection of comprehensive reviews in the field of optics. The first article presents a review of recent investifations concerning multiphoton ionization of atoms in intense radiation fields and includes discussions on above threshold ionization, generation of higher-order harmonics of an intense field interacting with a gaseous medium and the role of chaotic dynamics in the interaction of atoms with monochromatic radiation. A tutorial section on chaotic behaviour is also included. The second article presents a review of modern developments regarding properties of light diffracted by gratings. Both a phemonenological treatment and a macroscopic analysis are presented. The following article reviews developments relating to optical amplifiers, especially those which use semiconductors and optical fibres. The article covers the operating principles, fabrication and performance characteristics. The next article reviews recent research on a promising new class of neural networks, the so-called adaptive multilayer optical networks. Although still in the early states of developments, these devices offer the possibility of implementing optical interconnections in three dimensions and they can be functionally equivalent to several thousand chips. The fifth article deals with idealized but rather useful models of some atomic systems, namely two-level and four-level atoms. The analogy between a quantum two-level atom and a classical model consisting of two coupled optical modes is discussed. Extension of these considerations to optical band structure and to four-level systems is also treated. The concluding article deals thoroughly with free electron lasers in a physical way, while minimum attention is paid to organic generalities and mathematical rigour.
Front Cover 1
Progress in Optics, Volume XXXI 4
Copyright Page 5
Contents 16
CHPTER I. ATOMS IN STRONG FIELDS: PHOTOIONIZATION AND CHAOS 22
§ 1. Introduction 24
§ 2. Classical Phenomenological Theory of Gas Breakdown by a Laser 25
§ 3. Perturbation Theory of Multiphoton Ionization 28
§ 4. Beyond Lowest-Order Perturbation Theory: Intermediate Resonances 39
§ 5. Volkov States 43
§ 6. The Keldysh Approximation 46
§ 7. Above-Threshold Ionization: Experiments 60
§ 8. Above-Threshold Ionization: Theory 66
§ 9. High-Order Harmonic Generation 82
§ 10. Discussion 90
§ 11. What is Chaos? 95
§ 12. Questions of Chaos in Atomic Physics 117
§ 13. Microwave Ionization of Hydrogen: Experiments and Classical Theory 130
§ 14. Microwave Ionization of Hydrogen: Quantum Theory 145
§ 15. Summary and Open Questions 153
Acknowledgements 154
References 154
CHPTER II. LIGHT DIFFRACTION BY RELIEF GRATINGS: A MACROSCOPIC AND MICROSCOPIC VIEW 160
§ 1. Introduction 162
§ 2. Quasiperiodicity: A Fundamental Property of Gratings 168
§ 3. Phenomenological Approach: A Step toward the Physical Interpretation of Grating Properties 179
§ 4. Microscopic Properties of Light Diffracted by Relief Gratings 189
Acknowledgements 206
References 206
CHPTER III. OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS 210
§ 1. Introduction 212
§ 2. Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers 212
§ 3. Fiber Amplifiers 228
§ 4. Lightwave Transmission System Studies 237
References 243
CHPTER IV. ADAPTIVE MULTILAYER OPTICAL NETWORKS 248
§ 1. Introduction 250
§ 2. Optical Multilayer Network 252
§ 3. Implementation of Fully Adaptive Learning Algorithms 264
§ 4. Discussion and Conclusions 280
Acknowledgements 281
References 281
CHPTER V. OPTICAL ATOMS 284
§ 1. Introduction 286
§ 2. Two-Level Systems with Constant Coupling 287
§ 3. Optical Band Structure 300
§ 4. Four-Level Systems 301
§ 5. Dynamical Behavior of the Optical Atom 304
§ 6. The Driven Optical Ring Resonator as a Model for Microscopic Systems 328
§ 7. Conclusions 338
Acknowledgements 338
References 339
CHPTER VI. THEORY OF COMPTON FREE ELECTRON LASERS 342
§ 1. Introduction 344
§ 2. Spontaneous Emission by Relativistic Electrons Moving in an Undulator Magnet 354
§ 3. The FEL Gain 371
§ 4. Transverse Mode Dynamics 385
§ 5. Longitudinal Dynamics 391
§ 6. FEL Oscillator Regime and the Pulse Propagation Problem 397
§ 7. FEL Saturation 408
§ 8. A Simplified View of FEL Storage Ring Dynamics 414
§ 9. Conclusion 417
Appendix A. Optical Cavity for the FEL 417
Appendix B. Undulator Magnets for the FEL 427
References 432
Author Index 434
Subject Index 444
Cumulative Index, Volumes I-XXXI 448
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 10.5.1993 |
|---|---|
| Mitarbeit |
Herausgeber (Serie): Emil Wolf |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Naturwissenschaften ► Physik / Astronomie ► Optik |
| Technik | |
| ISBN-10 | 0-08-096290-4 / 0080962904 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-08-096290-0 / 9780080962900 |
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