Introduction To Basic Optical Principles
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Introduction to Basic Optical Principles
An exam prep textbook that was written by an optician for opticians. Easy to understand, this book is developed so that anyone can relate their day to day tasks to the topics covered by the National Opticianry Certification Exam given by the American Board of Opticianry. It is not just a review book but a training manual that takes the anxiety out of prism, Prentice's Rule, lensometry, and a host of other topics.
Optigal's Introduction to Basic Optical Principles
An exam prep textbook that was written by an optician for opticians. Easy to understand, this book is developed so that anyone can relate their day-to-day tasks to the topics covered by the National Opticianry Certification Exam given by the American Board of Opticianry. It is not just a review book but a training manual that takes the anxiety out of prism, Prentice's Rule, lensometry, and a host of other topics.
Coherent Semiconductor Optics
Author: Torsten Meier
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 2007-02-13
This book could not have been written without the extensive work of many diploma and Ph.D. students in our Theoretical Semiconductor Physics Group at the Philipps-Universit ̈ at in Marburg. They have contributed to the f- damental understanding and to many applications in the area of coherent semiconductor optics. The one-dimensional tight-binding model, which is exclusively treated in the present book, has been the basis of many of their diploma and Ph.D. theses. The reader will ?nd references to their results and also their names as authors of the publications listed in the sections “S- gested Reading”. In particular, the authors wish to thank Irina Kuznetsova, who prepared a large number of the ?gures and recalculated the underlying data on the basis of the equations presented in this book in cases where parameters or presentation had to be changed and/or optimized. Someoftheproblems,inparticular,thoseconnectedtothemoreintrod- tory chapters, were solved by Swantje Horst and Joachim Kalden. They made valuable suggestions for improved formulation of the problems and pointed out a number of hints we should give our readers in order to help them with the solutions. Furthermore, we wish to thank all our numerous collaborators, together with whom we have performed research in the area of coherent semiconductor optics in the past and present, for many valuable discussions. In particular, without the close cooperation between experiment and theory this research ?eld would not have advanced to the present level.