Introduction to Optics: International Edition
Autor Frank L. Pedrotti, Leno M Pedrotti, Leno S Pedrottien Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 feb 2006
The reorganized table of contents provides instructors the flexibility to tailor the chapters to meet their individual needs.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780131971332
ISBN-10: 0131971336
Pagini: 656
Dimensiuni: 216 x 276 x 22 mm
Greutate: 1.34 kg
Ediția:3Nouă
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Pearson Education
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
ISBN-10: 0131971336
Pagini: 656
Dimensiuni: 216 x 276 x 22 mm
Greutate: 1.34 kg
Ediția:3Nouă
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Pearson Education
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States
Cuprins
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Nature of Light
Chapter 2 Geometrical Optics
Chapter 3 Optical Instrumentation
Chapter 4 Wave Equations
Chapter 5 Superposition of Waves
Chapter 6 Properties of Lasers
Chapter 7 Interference of Light
Chapter 8 Optical Interferometry
Chapter 9 Coherence
Chapter 10 Fiber Optics
Chapter 11 Fraunhofer Diffraction
Chapter 12 The Diffraction Grating
Chapter 13 Fresnel Diffraction
Chapter 14 Matrix Treatment of Polarization
Chapter 15 Production of Polarized Light
Chapter 16 Holography
Chapter 17 Optical Detectors and Displays
Chapter 18 Matrix Methods in Paraxial Optics
Chapter 19 Optics of the Eye
Chapter 20 Aberration Theory
Chapter 21 Fourier Optics
Chapter 22 Theory of Multilayer Films
Chapter 23 Fresnel Equations
Chapter 24 Nonlinear Optics and the Modulation of Light
Chapter 25 Optical Properties of Materials
Chapter 26 Laser Operation
Chapter 27 Characteristics of Laser Beams
Chapter 28 Selected Modern Applications
Chapter 1 Nature of Light
Chapter 2 Geometrical Optics
Chapter 3 Optical Instrumentation
Chapter 4 Wave Equations
Chapter 5 Superposition of Waves
Chapter 6 Properties of Lasers
Chapter 7 Interference of Light
Chapter 8 Optical Interferometry
Chapter 9 Coherence
Chapter 10 Fiber Optics
Chapter 11 Fraunhofer Diffraction
Chapter 12 The Diffraction Grating
Chapter 13 Fresnel Diffraction
Chapter 14 Matrix Treatment of Polarization
Chapter 15 Production of Polarized Light
Chapter 16 Holography
Chapter 17 Optical Detectors and Displays
Chapter 18 Matrix Methods in Paraxial Optics
Chapter 19 Optics of the Eye
Chapter 20 Aberration Theory
Chapter 21 Fourier Optics
Chapter 22 Theory of Multilayer Films
Chapter 23 Fresnel Equations
Chapter 24 Nonlinear Optics and the Modulation of Light
Chapter 25 Optical Properties of Materials
Chapter 26 Laser Operation
Chapter 27 Characteristics of Laser Beams
Chapter 28 Selected Modern Applications
Caracteristici
- Organization/Reorganization-Section I contains chapters from which a standard one-semester optics course could be based. Chapters in Section I would require that some but not all of the preceding Section I chapters be covered first. Section II contains chapters that, upon completion of a subset of Section I chapters, could be covered in any order. This would allow teachers to select, as they wish, specialized content to suit individual curricular needs and goals.
- New Problems- The third edition contains over 50 new Problems. Figures accompany end-of-chapter Problems to help students visualize the situation.
- Improved Art Program- The third edition includes over 50 new and revised figures. Electronic versions of most figures will be available to instructors for presentation.
- Chapter 6, Laser Basics – Formerly introduced in Chapter 21, lasers are now introduced early which establishes the importance of the laser as an optical instrument; allows for early introduction of various applications, demonstrations, and discussions that build on the use of a laser. Chapter 6 includes updates to semiconductor lasers, introduction of fiber lasers, and addition of more solid state lasers.
- Thoroughly Updated-In addition to Chapter 6 on Laser Basics, chapters on Optical Interferometery (9), Fiber Optics (10), and Holography (15) have been updated. Updates include a modernization of the treatment and the addition of modern applications.
- New Applications- Modern applications have been added to make the material relevant and interesting. Applications include: Liquid Crystal Displays, CCD's, CD and DVD Technology, Optical Parametric Oscillators and Amplifiers as Tunable Sources of Radiation, Near Field Microscopy, Ultra Short Pulses, Manipulation of Atoms with Lasers (Optical Tweezers, Optical Cooling and Trapping), selected applications in Nanophotonics and Biophotonics, more extensive treatment of communication systems using optical fibers, and Wavelength Division Multiplexing.
- Instructor's Solutions Manual- Includes detailed solutions to all of the problems in the text.
- Downloadable jpgs of textbook figures and tables- Easy to import into PowerPoint presentations.
Caracteristici noi
• Updated material related to laser systems — Discusses updates to semiconductor lasers, introduction of fiber lasers, addition of more solid state lasers, etc. (Chapter 6)
• Updated chapters on Optical Interferometery (Ch. 9), Fiber Optics (Ch. 10), and Holography (Ch. 15) — Modernizes the treatment and adds modern applications.
• Broad range of new applications introduced throughout, including:
— Liquid Crystal Displays
— CCD's
— CD and DVD Technology
— Optical Parametric Oscillators and Amplifiers as Tunable Sources of Radiation
— Near Field Microscopy
— Ultra Short Pulses
— Manipulation of Atoms with Lasers (Optical Tweezers, Optical Cooling, and Trapping)
— Selected Applications in Nanophotonics
— Selected Applications in Biophotonics
• More intensive exploration of communication systems than in previous editions.
• Approximately 50 new problems.
• Approximately 50 new or revised figures.
• Extensively reorganized presentation to provide greater instructor flexibility.
— Section I contains chapters from which a standard one-semester optics course can be based.
— Section II contains chapters that, upon completion of a subset of Section I chapters, could be covered in any order; teachers can choose specialized content to suit individual curricular needs and goals.
• Downloadable jpgs of textbook figures and tables- Easy to import into PowerPoint presentations.
• Updated chapters on Optical Interferometery (Ch. 9), Fiber Optics (Ch. 10), and Holography (Ch. 15) — Modernizes the treatment and adds modern applications.
• Broad range of new applications introduced throughout, including:
— Liquid Crystal Displays
— CCD's
— CD and DVD Technology
— Optical Parametric Oscillators and Amplifiers as Tunable Sources of Radiation
— Near Field Microscopy
— Ultra Short Pulses
— Manipulation of Atoms with Lasers (Optical Tweezers, Optical Cooling, and Trapping)
— Selected Applications in Nanophotonics
— Selected Applications in Biophotonics
• More intensive exploration of communication systems than in previous editions.
• Approximately 50 new problems.
• Approximately 50 new or revised figures.
• Extensively reorganized presentation to provide greater instructor flexibility.
— Section I contains chapters from which a standard one-semester optics course can be based.
— Section II contains chapters that, upon completion of a subset of Section I chapters, could be covered in any order; teachers can choose specialized content to suit individual curricular needs and goals.
• Downloadable jpgs of textbook figures and tables- Easy to import into PowerPoint presentations.