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Optical Processes In Microcavities

Name: Optical Processes In Microcavities
Brand: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
SKU: 05065198
Price: 175.19 EUR
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Author: Richard K. Chang
ISBN: 9789810223441

Richard K. Chang

A. J. Campillo

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 05065198

Casa editrice World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd, gennaio 1996

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The dielectric microstructures act as ultrahigh Q factors optical cavities, which modify the spontaneous emission rates and alter the spatial distribution of the input and output radiation. The editors have selected leading scientists who have made seminal contributions in different aspects of optical processes in microcavities. Every attempt has been made to unify the underlying physics pertaining to microcavities of various shapes. This book begins with a chapter on the role of microcavity modes with additional chapters on how these microcavity modes affect the spontaneous and stimulated emission rates, enhance nonlinear optical processes, are used in cavity-QED and chemical physics experiments, aid in the single-molecule detection, and influence the design of microdisk semiconductor lasers; and how deformed cavities can be treated with classical chaos theory.