Orbital angular momentum: origins
... them, and this finite aperture always gives rise to an axial component of the electromagnetic field [4]. For the case of circular polarization, the axial component of the electromagnetic field is an unavoidable consequence of the radial gradient in intensity that occurs at the edge of the beam or th ...
... them, and this finite aperture always gives rise to an axial component of the electromagnetic field [4]. For the case of circular polarization, the axial component of the electromagnetic field is an unavoidable consequence of the radial gradient in intensity that occurs at the edge of the beam or th ...
Optics of Liquid Crystals
... 4. Jones Matrix Method • A powerful technique. • In LCDs, the orientation of the director depends on the applied voltage and the boundary condition. • The polarization state of the input light beam can be converted to any other polarization state by means of a suitable retardation plate, or LC plat ...
... 4. Jones Matrix Method • A powerful technique. • In LCDs, the orientation of the director depends on the applied voltage and the boundary condition. • The polarization state of the input light beam can be converted to any other polarization state by means of a suitable retardation plate, or LC plat ...
High optical absorption in graphene
... further explore awaiting an experimental verification of the predictions made in this paper. Before that we should also address any possible, and potentially useful, effects coming through the interplay between chemical potential and temperature. We most likely need to go beyond a constant relaxatio ...
... further explore awaiting an experimental verification of the predictions made in this paper. Before that we should also address any possible, and potentially useful, effects coming through the interplay between chemical potential and temperature. We most likely need to go beyond a constant relaxatio ...
Sample Chapter
... can be produced. Silica is used as the cladding for the core materials. Thus, the common optical fibres made of glass materials are: (i) P2O5–SiO2 core and SiO2 cladding (ii) GeO2–SiO2 core and SiO2 cladding (iii) GeO2–B2O3–SiO2 core and B2O3–SiO2 cladding, and so on. Some of the advantages of glass ...
... can be produced. Silica is used as the cladding for the core materials. Thus, the common optical fibres made of glass materials are: (i) P2O5–SiO2 core and SiO2 cladding (ii) GeO2–SiO2 core and SiO2 cladding (iii) GeO2–B2O3–SiO2 core and B2O3–SiO2 cladding, and so on. Some of the advantages of glass ...
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... d = distance from the secondary principal point of the first element to the primary principal point of the second element, positive if the primary principal point is to the right of the secondary principal point, negative otherwise (see figure 1.8b). s1″ = distance from the primary principal point o ...
... d = distance from the secondary principal point of the first element to the primary principal point of the second element, positive if the primary principal point is to the right of the secondary principal point, negative otherwise (see figure 1.8b). s1″ = distance from the primary principal point o ...
"Positron scattering from atoms and molecules using a magnetized beam" Phys. Rev. A 66 (2002), 042708. J.P. Sullivan, S.J. Gilbert, J.P. Marler, R.G. Greaves, S.J. Buckman and C.M. Surko (PDF)
... guided to the retarding potential analyzer 共RPA兲. Positrons scattered in the backward hemisphere (180°⬎ ⬎90°) exit the gas cell, are reflected from the potential wall at the third stage of the buffer-gas trap, and pass through the gas cell once more. Assuming that they make no further collisions 共 ...
... guided to the retarding potential analyzer 共RPA兲. Positrons scattered in the backward hemisphere (180°⬎ ⬎90°) exit the gas cell, are reflected from the potential wall at the third stage of the buffer-gas trap, and pass through the gas cell once more. Assuming that they make no further collisions 共 ...
Partition effects in transverse electron-beam waves
... The innovation of the beam-type parametrie amplifier, the so-called AdlerWade low noise tube 1) 2) 3), has strongly stimulated the interest in transverse waves on a beam focussed by an axial magnetic field. Quite a number of devices using these waves have since been proposed. It must be admitted, ho ...
... The innovation of the beam-type parametrie amplifier, the so-called AdlerWade low noise tube 1) 2) 3), has strongly stimulated the interest in transverse waves on a beam focussed by an axial magnetic field. Quite a number of devices using these waves have since been proposed. It must be admitted, ho ...
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... Single-mode lasers with very narrow linewidths can be attractive for many applications. We recently suggested and demonstrated1,2 a simple method for obtaining this goal. It was experimentally shown that wave mixing in an erbium-doped fiber laser that contains a saturable absorber (an umpumped secti ...
... Single-mode lasers with very narrow linewidths can be attractive for many applications. We recently suggested and demonstrated1,2 a simple method for obtaining this goal. It was experimentally shown that wave mixing in an erbium-doped fiber laser that contains a saturable absorber (an umpumped secti ...
Home Assignment # 01
... until essentially all of the charge on the capacitor is neutralized and the capacitor is discharged. We imagine positive charge transferred one way, negative charge the other way until the two plates are discharged. We observe that the force between the plates decreases with each swing of the pendul ...
... until essentially all of the charge on the capacitor is neutralized and the capacitor is discharged. We imagine positive charge transferred one way, negative charge the other way until the two plates are discharged. We observe that the force between the plates decreases with each swing of the pendul ...
Thomas Young (scientist)
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Thomas Young (13 June 1773 – 10 May 1829) was an English polymath and physician. Young made notable scientific contributions to the fields of vision, light, solid mechanics, energy, physiology, language, musical harmony, and Egyptology. He ""made a number of original and insightful innovations""in the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs (specifically the Rosetta Stone) before Jean-François Champollion eventually expanded on his work. He was mentioned by, among others, William Herschel, Hermann von Helmholtz, James Clerk Maxwell, and Albert Einstein. Young has been described as ""The Last Man Who Knew Everything"".