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|a Simon, David S.,
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|a A guided tour of light beams :
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|c David S. Simon.
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|a Second edition.
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|a Bristol [England] (Temple Circus, Temple Way, Bristol BS1 6HG, UK) :
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|a Includes bibliographical references.
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|a 1. Introduction : from death rays to smartphones -- 2. Optical propagation -- 2.1. Electromagnetic fields -- 2.2. Helmholtz equation and wave optics -- 2.3. Looking forward
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|a 3. Gaussian beams and lasers -- 3.1. Lasers -- 3.2. Gaussian beams -- 3.3. Coherent and squeezed states -- 3.4. Optical tweezers
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|a 4. Orbital angular momentum and Laguerre-Gauss beams -- 4.1. Polarization and angular momentum in optics -- 4.2. Generation and detection of Laguerre-Gauss beams -- 4.3. Optical spanners and micropumps -- 4.4. Harnessing OAM for measurement -- 4.5. Vortex beams on a chip
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|a 5. Bessel beams, self-healing, and diffraction-free propagation -- 5.1. Bessel beams -- 5.2. Optical petal structures -- 5.3. Dark hollow beams -- 5.4. More nondiffracting beams : Mathieu beams -- 5.5. Optical tractor beams, conveyor belts, and solenoidal beams -- 5.6. Optical bottles -- 5.7. Trojan states -- 5.8. Localized waves
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|a 6. Airy beams and self-acceleration -- 6.1. Airy beams -- 6.2. Self-accelerating beams and optical boomerangs -- 6.3. Arbitrary trajectories -- 6.4. Applications
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|a 7. Further variations -- 7.1. Separable solutions -- 7.2. Hermite-Gauss beams -- 7.3. Ince-Gauss beams -- 7.4. Parabolic beams -- 7.5. Elegant beams -- 7.6. Lorentz beams
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|a 8. Entangled beams -- 8.1. Separability and entanglement -- 8.2. Creating entanglement -- 8.3. Applications : coincidence counting and quantum cryptography -- 8.4. Applications : aberration and dispersion cancelation, and turbulence mitigation
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|a 9. Pin-like beams and turbulence -- 9.1. Turbulence -- 9.2. Pin-like beams
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|a 10. New frontiers -- 10.1. From knotted vortex atoms to knotted light -- 10.2. Knotted vortex lines -- 10.3. Optical bound states in the continuum -- 11. Conclusion.
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|a This book provides an introductory overview of a variety of novel light beams, covering their basic physics and optics, and discussing new cutting-edge applications to which they give rise in science, technology, and medicine. Following a short introduction, topics include optical propagation, Gaussian beams and lasers, orbital angular momentum and Laguerre-Gauss beams, Bessel and Airy beams, and other types of optical beams. Later chapters focus on entangled and pin-like beams and beam propagation through turbulence, before concluding with a discussion of the new frontiers in the field. It is an ideal guide for undergraduate students, beginning graduate students, or researchers who are not experts in this field.
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|a Undergraduate and beginning graduate students.
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|a Also available in print.
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|a David Simon is a Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Stonehill College in Easton, MA, and a visiting researcher at Boston University. After a BS from Ohio State University, he obtained PhD's in physics and electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins and Boston University. His research is primarily in the area of quantum optics.
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