Novel Approach to the Study of Surface Plasmon Resonance and
... you are. There is no limit to how much I love and admire you. My dad Djibril, for your love and support and for sending me to this adventure well prepared with all the resources one can ever hope for. My mother Nancy, for setting the bar of beauty, intelligence and strength all bundle in one: only y ...
... you are. There is no limit to how much I love and admire you. My dad Djibril, for your love and support and for sending me to this adventure well prepared with all the resources one can ever hope for. My mother Nancy, for setting the bar of beauty, intelligence and strength all bundle in one: only y ...
Plasmonic and Photonic Designs for Light Trapping in Thin Film
... wafer cells, they can reduce the use of semiconductor material by 90%. The efficiency of thin film solar cells, however, is limited due to insufficient light absorption. Sufficient light absorption at the bandgap of semiconductor requires a light path more than 10x the thickness of the semiconductor ...
... wafer cells, they can reduce the use of semiconductor material by 90%. The efficiency of thin film solar cells, however, is limited due to insufficient light absorption. Sufficient light absorption at the bandgap of semiconductor requires a light path more than 10x the thickness of the semiconductor ...
Highly doped InP as a low loss plasmonic material for
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... 41. COMSOL Multiphysics® v. 5.0. www.comsol.com. COMSOL AB, Stockholm, Sweden. ...
Imaging surface plasmon resonance Olof Andersson Link¨ oping Studies in Science and Technology
... The imaging SPR instrument could be operated in either wavelength interrogation mode or in intensity mode. In the former case, the objective is to find the SPR wavelength, λSP R , which is the wavelength at which the reflected intensity is at a minimum. In intensity mode, a snapshot of the intensity ...
... The imaging SPR instrument could be operated in either wavelength interrogation mode or in intensity mode. In the former case, the objective is to find the SPR wavelength, λSP R , which is the wavelength at which the reflected intensity is at a minimum. In intensity mode, a snapshot of the intensity ...
Physics of Light and Optics - BYU Optics Education
... There are several situations in optics where one is interested in a complex angle, φ = β +iγ where β and γ are real numbers. For example, the solution to the wave equation when absorption or amplification takes place contains an exponential with a complex argument. In this case, the imaginary part o ...
... There are several situations in optics where one is interested in a complex angle, φ = β +iγ where β and γ are real numbers. For example, the solution to the wave equation when absorption or amplification takes place contains an exponential with a complex argument. In this case, the imaginary part o ...
h and j aggregates - DST Unit of Nanoscience
... When Scheibe a Jelly noticed J bands in PIC organic molecules, the called it a “communal” state of the dyes [2]. Later Frank and Teller [3] noticed the similarity of these excitations with the Frenkel excitation that was proposed for molecular crystals Although ...
... When Scheibe a Jelly noticed J bands in PIC organic molecules, the called it a “communal” state of the dyes [2]. Later Frank and Teller [3] noticed the similarity of these excitations with the Frenkel excitation that was proposed for molecular crystals Although ...
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... The development of optical interferometry is closely linked with the history of wave optics. In 1690 Huygens put forward the basis for the theory we use today. In 1801, Thomas Young performed a fundamental experiment for demonstrating interference and the wave nature of light, see Fig. 9.1.26. He us ...
... The development of optical interferometry is closely linked with the history of wave optics. In 1690 Huygens put forward the basis for the theory we use today. In 1801, Thomas Young performed a fundamental experiment for demonstrating interference and the wave nature of light, see Fig. 9.1.26. He us ...
Method and apparatus for gas discharge laser output light
... [0009] FIG. 1 shoWs schematically one possible optical arrangement according to aspects of an embodiment of the ...
... [0009] FIG. 1 shoWs schematically one possible optical arrangement according to aspects of an embodiment of the ...
reflection properties of a gaussian laser beam from multilayer
... sound vibrations in a distant object. The object is typically inside a room where a conversation is taking place, and can be anything that can vibrate (for example, picture or window) in response to the sound waves of the conversation. The object preferably has a smooth surface. The laser beam is di ...
... sound vibrations in a distant object. The object is typically inside a room where a conversation is taking place, and can be anything that can vibrate (for example, picture or window) in response to the sound waves of the conversation. The object preferably has a smooth surface. The laser beam is di ...
Fabrication of functional surfaces using ultrashort laser pulse ablation
... not reflected. Various methods and materials have been studied to realize this property. Generally silicon has been studied extensively, because it has potential applications in solar cell technology [15–17]. In case of silicon, etching based methods have been used to enhance optical absorption. Now ...
... not reflected. Various methods and materials have been studied to realize this property. Generally silicon has been studied extensively, because it has potential applications in solar cell technology [15–17]. In case of silicon, etching based methods have been used to enhance optical absorption. Now ...
13 - Atomic Physics
... used to excite more sample materials. With just the wavelength region around 800 nm available, only sample materials which absorb in that particular region can be excited. If the laser is efficiently frequency doubled or tripled, it can be used to excite samples at shorter wavelengths. This opens up ...
... used to excite more sample materials. With just the wavelength region around 800 nm available, only sample materials which absorb in that particular region can be excited. If the laser is efficiently frequency doubled or tripled, it can be used to excite samples at shorter wavelengths. This opens up ...
Prospects for Precise Measurements with Echo Atom
... distribution follows this simple sinusoidal pattern, which exhibits a period of λ/2 and hence satisfies the Bragg scattering condition for detection. In reality, the pair of SW pulses excite multiple interfering trajectories—each contributing its own spatial harmonic to the density distribution. To ...
... distribution follows this simple sinusoidal pattern, which exhibits a period of λ/2 and hence satisfies the Bragg scattering condition for detection. In reality, the pair of SW pulses excite multiple interfering trajectories—each contributing its own spatial harmonic to the density distribution. To ...
Thomas Young (scientist)
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Thomas Young (13 June 1773 – 10 May 1829) was an English polymath and physician. Young made notable scientific contributions to the fields of vision, light, solid mechanics, energy, physiology, language, musical harmony, and Egyptology. He ""made a number of original and insightful innovations""in the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs (specifically the Rosetta Stone) before Jean-François Champollion eventually expanded on his work. He was mentioned by, among others, William Herschel, Hermann von Helmholtz, James Clerk Maxwell, and Albert Einstein. Young has been described as ""The Last Man Who Knew Everything"".