Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani and Elite School of Optometry
... : PHYSICAL OPTICS ...
... : PHYSICAL OPTICS ...
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... These curves describe perfect parabolas. From geometrical grounds, the parameter k represents a particular light “ray” with linear trajectory (3) in the sζ -plane. The envelope (caustic) of this family of rays results from the solution given in Eq. (4) for m = 0, providing the ballistic signature of ...
... These curves describe perfect parabolas. From geometrical grounds, the parameter k represents a particular light “ray” with linear trajectory (3) in the sζ -plane. The envelope (caustic) of this family of rays results from the solution given in Eq. (4) for m = 0, providing the ballistic signature of ...
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... # In the leading order, the dispersion effects come from the fourth-order derivative of the electric field with the coefficient equal to the third-order derivative of the propagation constant with respect to frequency at 0. # Dissipation arises from the third-order derivative of the electric fie ...
... # In the leading order, the dispersion effects come from the fourth-order derivative of the electric field with the coefficient equal to the third-order derivative of the propagation constant with respect to frequency at 0. # Dissipation arises from the third-order derivative of the electric fie ...
Notes on Quantum Theory
... (Note that each photon releases a tiny “pulse” of light, but with so many emissions each second, the resulting light would appear “continuous”.) The Photoelectric Effect In the above example, matter (consisting of large numbers of atoms) gives off light as a result of absorbing energy. It turns out ...
... (Note that each photon releases a tiny “pulse” of light, but with so many emissions each second, the resulting light would appear “continuous”.) The Photoelectric Effect In the above example, matter (consisting of large numbers of atoms) gives off light as a result of absorbing energy. It turns out ...
A short tutorial on optical rogue waves
... The study of oceanic rogue waves was recognized as an important field of study, requiring new research into the ways propagating wave groups on the ocean surface can attain states of high localization ...
... The study of oceanic rogue waves was recognized as an important field of study, requiring new research into the ways propagating wave groups on the ocean surface can attain states of high localization ...
Organic Nonlinear Optic Devices
... Nonlinear Fabry-Perot Interferometer Frequency Converter Optical Limiter Integrated Optics Conclusions ...
... Nonlinear Fabry-Perot Interferometer Frequency Converter Optical Limiter Integrated Optics Conclusions ...
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... the interaction between coherent or partially coherent waves and inhomogeneous media such as rough surfaces or multiple scattering volumes [4]. Understanding the rich behavior of the optical phase should be of paramount interest in the practice of imaging and scattering techniques dealing with the i ...
... the interaction between coherent or partially coherent waves and inhomogeneous media such as rough surfaces or multiple scattering volumes [4]. Understanding the rich behavior of the optical phase should be of paramount interest in the practice of imaging and scattering techniques dealing with the i ...
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... When transmitting audio signals with AM , it is modulated with a high frequency wave known as a...? A ...
... When transmitting audio signals with AM , it is modulated with a high frequency wave known as a...? A ...
Sagnac-loop phase shifter with polarization
... operate on a sub-nanosecond timescale are a core building block of photonic technologies, in particular in optical communications [1], [2]. For most typical applications, the devices work for only one particular polarization and can tolerate large insertion losses. The situation is very different in ...
... operate on a sub-nanosecond timescale are a core building block of photonic technologies, in particular in optical communications [1], [2]. For most typical applications, the devices work for only one particular polarization and can tolerate large insertion losses. The situation is very different in ...
