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激光在原子气体及电介质中的空间控制

激光在原子气体及电介质中的空间控制

作者:张贻齐
出版社:科学出版社出版时间:2016-06-01
开本: 32开 页数: 205页
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张贻齐、米利沃·贝里奇、张彦鹏著的《激光在原子气体及电介质中的空间控制/博士后文库》讲述了:In this book, the authors introduce their achievements in spatial control of light in atomic vaporsand dielectric media. There are five chapters in this book. In Chapter 1, the basic concepts andtheories used in this book are introduced. From Chapter 2 to Chapter 4, the authors report theirresearch results in detail. The topics include photonic topological insulators, Talbot effect, opticalrogue waves, optical vortices, azimuthons, incoherent solitons, Airy beams, Bessel beams, Fresneldiffraction, and fractional Schr6dinger equations, which are optical hot subjects in recent years. Theauthors summarize the book in Chapter 5, and meanwhile make an outlook on their future work.Whilst all the chapters are seemingly independent in form, they connect with each other in content. This book can be a reference for researchers as well as graduate students in optical physics. Inaddition, this book is also good and helpful to undergraduates majored in physics and opto-electronics.

激光在原子气体及电介质中的空间控制 目录

《博士后文库》序言FOREWORDChapter 1 BASIC THEORY1.1 The paraxial wave equation1.2 Susceptibilities in atomic vaporsREFERENCESChapter 2 SPATIAL LIGHT CONTROL2.1 Photonic topological insulators in atomic ensembles2.1.1 Theoretical model2.1.2 Refractive index change2.1.3 Topology of the photonic band gap structure2.1.4 Photonic Floquet topological insulator2.1.5 Discussion2.1.6 SummaryAppendix I: Band structure of a honeycomb lattice - the tight-bindingmethodAI.1 Full band structureAI.2 Strained band structureAppendix II: Band structure of a honeycomb lattice - the plane-waveexpansion method2.2 Talbot effect of multi-wave mixings2.2.1 Theoretical model and analysis2.2.2 Suppression and enhancement conditions2.2.3 Talbot effect of multi-wave mixing signals2.2.4 Summary2.3 Nonlinear Talbot effect from rogue waves2.3.1 Basic rogue wave solutions2.3.2 One-dimensional case2.3.3 Two-dimensional case - linear Talbot effect2.3.4 Two-dimensional case - nonlinear Talbot effect2.3.5 Summary2.4 Beam splitter and combiner based on Bloch oscillations2.4.1 Waveguide array with m≤0 members modulated2.4.2 Beam splitter based on the V-type modulated waveguide array2.4.3 Beam combiner based on the A-type modulated waveguide array2.4.4 SummaryREFERENCESChapter 3 NONLINEARITY-INDUCED SPATIALMODULATION3.1 Introduction3.2 Optical vortices induced in atomic vapors3.2.1 Theoretical model3.2.2 Simple vortex and necklace incidence3.2.3 Azimuthon incidence3.2.4 The enhancement region3.2.5 The liquid-like behavior of light and potential experiment3.2.6 Summary3.3 Interactions between incoherent solitons3.3.1 Theoretical model3.3.2 Numerical simulations and discussions3.3.3 Summary3.4 Azimuthons in weakly nonlinear waveguides3.4.1 Theoretical model3.4.2 Rotating localized dipoles3.4.3 Rotating higher order localized modes3.4.4 SummaryREFERENCESChapter 4 SPATIAL CONTROL OF NOVEL LIGHT BEAMS4.1 Introduction4.2 Interactions between Airy beams4.2.1 Theoretical model4.2.2 Interactions of Airy beams4.2.3 Interactions of nonlinear accelerating beams4.2.4 Interactions of different accelerating beams4.2.5 Summary4.3 Airy beams with initial velocity4.3.1 One-dimensional case4.3.2 Two-dimensional case4.3.3 A little discussion4.3.4 Summary4.4 Dual accelerating Airy-Talbot recurrence effect4.4.1 Theoretical model4.4.2 Numerical simulations4.4.3 Superposition of finite-energy Airy beams4.4.4 Summary4.5 Nonparaxial self-accelerating beams4.5.1 Theoretical model4.5.2 Mathieu beams4.5.3 Weber beams4.5.4 Fresnel integrals4.5.5 Summary4.6 Fresnel diffraction patterns as self-accelerating beams4.6.1 One-dimensional case4.6.2 Two-dimensional case4.6.3 Summary4.7 Spatial control of light due to harmonic potential4.7.1 Theoretical model4.7.2 Solutions and numerical simulations4.7.3 Chirped finite energy Airy beams4.7.4 Two-dimensional Airy beams4.7.5 Two-dimensional case-the rotating light4.7.6 Summary4.8 Self-Fourier beams4.8.1 Theoretical model4.8.2 Discussion4.8.3 Analytical solutions4.8.4 Self-Fourier beams4.8.5 Summary4.9 Spatial control in a fractional SchrSdinger equation4.9.1 Theoretical model4.9.2 One-dimensional case4.9.3 Two-dimensional case4.9.4 SummaryREFERENCESChapter 5 CONCLUSION AND OUTLOOK5.1 Summary5.2 OutlookREFERENCES编后记
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