Note Room change: Conference room PAIS 1100
Last class Monday december 7
Project extended to Friday, December 11
Join Zoom Meeting
https://unm.zoom.us/j/2763263855
Meeting ID: 276 326 3855
I. Introduction
Introduction-1
Waves
Doppler effect
Particle-wave duality
High power
Introduction-2
cw versus short pulses
Time domain versus spectral domain
Micromechanical forces:
radiation pressure, angular momentum
Introduction
II. Waves
Waves
Complex representation of the field
Phase on reflection/transmission
Maxwell’s equations, propagation
III. Uncertainty
Pulse time-bandwidth
Wigner function
Uncertainty principle
Phase modulation-dispersion
Introduction to solitons
IV. Geometrical optics
Interfaces
Fermat Principle and Snell's laws
Reflection and refraction
V. Optical matrices
VI. Gaussian beams
VII. Space-time analogy
VIII. FABRY-PEROT
IX. DIFFRACTION
Getting spectra, Fabry-Perot, Fraunhofer diffraction, gratings
Interferometers. gratings, Talbot effect
Talbot effect, gratings, spectrometers
X. MULTILAYERS, POLARIZATION
Quarter wave, multilayer, polarization
SAMPLE PROBLEMS WITH SOLUTION
from 1 pm until 3 pm.
It will be a similar format as the class: Hybrid.
You can choose to be in the class room,
at your home or any place of your liking.
The questions will be posted on the Web site at 1 pm.
I will be on Zooming from the class room.
The answers should be turned in at 3 pm,
by e-mail or in person. Not by US mail
(post office will be too busy with the elections).
Material covered: Maxwell's equations, Geometric optics,
ABCD matrices, Gaussian optics.
There will be a review class on Wednesday, October 14, 2020.
FINAL PROJECT
Project extended to Friday, December 11
See also "SPACE-TIME PROJECT" under VII. Space-time analogy
Homeworks
Solution: Beam expander
the drop and planoconvex --- convex-plano