Physics of Nonlinear Optics > 물리학

Table of Contents
1 Introduction to Nonlinear Optics 1
2 Fundamental Knowledge of Nonlinear Polarization 18
3 Second-Order Nonlinear Wave Mixing 35
4 Third-Order Nonlinear Wave Mixing 63
5 Intense Light Induced Refractive-Index Changes 91
6 Photorefractive Effects 116
7 Self-Focusing, Self-Phase-Modulation, and Spectral Self-Broadening 140
8 Stimulated Scattering of Intense Light 175
9 Optical Phase-Conjugation 270
10 Optical Coherent Transient Effects 334
11 Nonlinear Spectroscopic Effects 372
12 Optical Bistability 422
13 Optical Limiting, Stabilization, and Reshaping 448
14 Vigorous Theory of Nonlinear Susceptibilities 477
App. 1 Physical Constants Commonly Used in Nonlinear Optics 519
App. 2 Numerical Estimates and Conversion of Units 520
App. 3 Tensor-Elements of the Linear Susceptibility for Crystals and other Media 523
App. 4 Tensor-Elements of the Second-Order Susceptibility for Various Crystal Classes 524
App. 5 Tensor-Elements of the Susceptibility for Second-Harmonic Generation for Various Crystal Classes 527
App. 6 Tensor-Elements of the Third-Order Susceptibility for Crystals and other Media 530
App. 7 Tensor-Elements of the Nuclear Third-Order Susceptibility in Born-Oppenheimer Approximation 534
App. 8 The Solution of Eq. (9.4-15) 537
App. 9 Derivation of Formulae for Self-Induced Transparency of 2[pi]-Pulse 541
Index 543