PHYS-449: Optics III

Lectures in this course (13)

Explores nonlinear effects in laser systems, focusing on pulse generation and frequency modulation using gas and dye lasers.

Covers pulsed optics, coherent spectroscopy, and nonlinear optical effects.

Explores nonlinear optics, covering light-matter interaction, second and third order effects, phase modulation, and frequency conversion processes.

Explores nonlinear optics phenomena, including optical rectification, frequency conversion, and phase conjugation.

Explores optical pulse propagation in linear and nonlinear media, covering group speed dispersion, chirp effects, and frequency transformations.

Explores optical pulse propagation in dispersive media, group speed dispersion, laser principles, and short pulse characteristics.

Explores short pulse generation in laser systems, covering inhomogeneous width, mode-locking regimes, and the optical Kerr effect.

Explores gas lasers, solid-state lasers, and dye lasers for advanced laser systems.

Explores femtosecond laser pulse generation, nonlinear optics, pulse compression, and laser systems for ultrafast pulses.

Explores laser pulse amplification, semiconductor lasers, and pulse modulation techniques.

Explores semiconductor laser physics, heterostructure design, and short pulse laser generation techniques.

Explains semiconductor laser operation, pn junction formation, and laser efficiency.

Explores semiconductor laser operation, modulation, and quantum cascade lasers.

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