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                    Moeller K. — Optics: Learning by Computing, with Examples Using Maple, MathCad®, Matlab®, Mathematica®, and Maple® (Undergraduate Texts in Contemporary Physics) 
                  
                
                    
                        
                            
                                
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                                    Название:   Optics: Learning by Computing, with Examples Using Maple, MathCad®, Matlab®, Mathematica®, and Maple® (Undergraduate Texts in Contemporary Physics)Автор:   Moeller K.  Аннотация:  If you are a student of optics, this rather expensive text is not really going to help you that much considering the price. The best combination is Optics (4th Edition) for comprehension and Schaum's Outline of Optics for basic practice of what is covered in the textbook. Both books are written by the same author, and the first book might have been better if the author had incorporated more examples from his Schaum's outline into it. This book really glosses over explanations. The best part of the book are the programs that demonstrate various optics principles. These are included on the accompanying CD and are named at the different places in the book. Thus be careful if you buy a used copy, because without the CD you really don't have much. Students might want to look at the first edition, because besides branching out into other languages besides Mathcad, there really isn't that much difference between the two editions except price. For the instructor of college-level optics, I think this book is really useful. You can incorporate some of the programs into demonstrations and illustrate some difficult principles. For that purpose I highly recommend it.
Язык:  Рубрика:  Computer science /Статус предметного указателя:  Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k:   ed2k stats Издание:  2ndГод издания:  2007Количество страниц:  459Добавлена в каталог:  20.08.2014Операции:  Положить на полку  |
	 
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                        Holography, different waves       405 Holography, hologram 404 Holography, product of real image       405 Holography, real image       404 Holography, recovery       404 405 Holography, size of hologram       406 Holography, transmission curve       404 Holography, under an angle       405 Holography, virtual image       404 405 Homogeneous equation 327 Huygens' principle 129 131 Huygens' wavelets 129 375 Image formation using wave theory       375 Image formation using wave theory, amplitude function       385 Image formation using wave theory, aperture function       385 Image formation using wave theory, circular lens       389—391 Image formation using wave theory, convolution       387 Image formation using wave theory, image formation       386 398 Image formation using wave theory, image forming process       382 Image formation using wave theory, impulse response       387 Image formation using wave theory, one bar, two bars as object       389 Image formation using wave theory, one round, two round as object       389 390 Image formation using wave theory, pair of Fourier transformations       385 Image formation using wave theory, resolution       399 Image formation using wave theory, spread function       386 Image formation using wave theory, summation process       383 384 Image formation using wave theory, transfer function       401 Image of one bar       388 Image of one round object       389 Image of two bars       388 Image of two round objects       390 397 Imaginary part 318 Imaging with coherent light       400 Impulse response 387 Incident intensity       113 Incident light under an angle        158 Incoherent light 386 Induced absorption 275 Induced dipoles 316 Induced emission 275 inhomogeneous equation 327 Intensity 87 126 Intensity fringe patterns       187 Intensity pattern 387 Intensity, complex notation       87 Intensity, normalization 88 Intensity, time average       87 Interference 78 Interference, air gaps       100 101 Interference, factor 153 Interference, fringes 113 Interference, maxima, minima       83 Interference, pattern generated by two sources       83 Interference, pattern of N sources       124 Interferogram function S(y)       356 Interferograms 353 Interferometry 89 Interferometry, amplitude dividing       96 Interferometry, Fresnel double mirror       93 Interferometry, Lloyd       92 Interferometry, Michelson 103 Interferometry, model       89 Interferometry, Newton's Rings       101 Interferometry, plane parallel plate       99 Interferometry, wavefront dividing       89 Interferometry, wedge shaped       99 Interferometry, Young       90 Internally reflected components       244 Inverse transformation 342 344 346 347 Inverted image 2 Isotropic medium 81 Isotropic nonconducting medium       210 Jones matrices 244 245 Jones vectors 244 Kepler telescope 45 46 48 Kirchhoff — Fresnel integral       131 132 139 376 Kramer — Kroning model       325 Labels for energy levels       283 Laser beam expander 48 Lasers 273 Lasers, active medium       295 Lasers, amplification factor       293 294 Lasers, gain of the beam       294 Lasers, spontaneous transition       292 Lasers, stimulated emission 291 292 293 Lasers, stimulated transition       293 Lasers, two-level systems       292 Lateral magnification 17 Lateral spherical aberration 418 420 Law of reflection 2 Law of refraction 1 2 5 222 320 Left polarized light       237 Length of wavetrains       202 length units 12 Lens, negative f 31 Lens, plane-convex       67 Lenses 1 Less dense medium       229 317 Life-time 286 Lifetime        286 288 Linear polarized light 240 Lloyd's mirror 92 95 96 Longitudinal modes 295 Longitudinal spherical aberration 415 417 419 Lorentz correction 320 Lorentzian line shape 286 288 290 Lorentzian line width       295 Lossless dielectrics       336 Low frequency region       327 M Wilson observatory 198 Magnetic field vector 206 316 Magnetic quantum number and degeneracy       282 Magnification 17 18 25 36 37 43 44 46 69 Magnifier 37 47 Magnifier, angular magnification       40 Magnifier, magnifying power       40 Magnifier, virtual image at infinity       39 41 Magnifier, virtual image nearpoint       39 Magnifying power 40 43 Many electron atoms 282 Mathcad, plotting a graph       435 Matrices 436 Matrix elements 53 Matrix method 49 Matrix method, application to two-and three-lens systems       47 Matrix method, glass sphere       58 Matrix method, hemispherical lens       58 Matrix method, principal planes       51 Matrix method, refraction matrix       49 Matrix method, thick lens       55 Matrix method, translation matrix       49 Matrix method, two lenses in air       59 Matrix method, two thick lenses       62 Maxima, but only N-2       125 Maxwell's equations 205 315 326 Meridional (vertical) plane       428 Michelson interferometer 106 Michelson interferometer, dependence on        109 Michelson interferometer, nonnormal incidence       106 Michelson interferometer, nonnormal incident light       106 Michelson interferometer, normal incident light       103 Michelson interferometer, superposition of two cosine waves       352 Michelson's stellar interferometer       197 198 199 Michelson's stellar interferometer, two patterns       197 Microscope 42 47 48 Microscope near point configuration       41—43 Microscope, magnification 43 Microscope, magnifying power 43 Microscope, slides 100 Microscope, virtual image at infinity       43 Minimum deviation 8 Mirror equation 68 Mirrors 1 Mirrors for laser cavities       252 Mode in a dielectric waveguide       266 Mode, (TE) modes or s-polarization       215 262 265 Mode, (TM) modes or p-polarization       214 262 Mode, formation 262 Mode, number of nodes       250 Mode, propagation 249 261 Mode, rectangular box       251 Mode, restrictive conditions       261 Modes in a dielectric waveguide       266 Modes of the rectangular box       251 Monochromatic light 200 Multiple layer filters       258 Multiple lens system 49 Mutual orthogonal triad       209 Natural emission line width       289 Negative chromatic aberration       430 Negative coma       424 Negative crystal       232 236 Negative lens 33 Newton 7 Newton's rings 101 102 Newton's work 79 Node lines 250 Noncommutation of matrices       65 Nonconductive medium       210 Normal and anomalous dispersion       319 Number of nodes 250 Object amplitude function h(y)       385 Object focus 12 16 24 32 Object point 10 Object positions 37 Occupation rule       283 One electron atom 282 One oscillator 322 One round object       389 Optical axis 232 Optical axis is the fast axis       232 Optical constants 315 316 326 338 372 Optical constants n and K 370 Optical constants of metals 328 Optical constants of metals, high frequency region       330 Optical constants of metals, low frequency region       329 Optical constants of metals, skin depth       332 Optical instruments 1 35 Optical materials 231 Optical path difference, Fresnel's double mirror       94 Optical path difference, Lloyd's mirror       93 Optical path difference, Michelson interferometer       104 Optical path difference, Newton's rings       103 Optical path difference, plane parallel plate       98 Optical path difference, wedge       99 Optical path difference, Young's experiment       91 Optically denser medium       80 Order of interference 83 Ordinary index        232 Oscillator expressions 322 Oscillator model 317 318 Oscillator model, damping term       317 Pair of Fourier transform integrals       356 Pair of Fourier transformation 385 Paraxial approximation 15 Paraxial theory       1 10 Paraxial wave equation 297 Pauli principle 283 Periodic arrangement 74 Periodic array 126 171 Periodic set of slits       152 Permittivity 206 316 317 Perpendicular case       214 PF-ray 15 36 Phase difference        111 Phase factor 80 Phase jump 80 phase velocity 210 Phase velocity in vacuum       81 Planar waveguide 259 263 Planck 273 Planck's radiation law 275 280 292 Plane mirror 67 Plane mirror, virtual image       67 Plane parallel plate 97 110 113 114 Plane parallel plate, normal incidence       114 Plane parallel plate, phase difference,        111 Plane parallel plate, summation of the reflected amplitude       111 Plane parallel plate, transmission       113 Plane parallel plate, transmitted amplitudes       111 Plane parallel plate, transmitted intensity       114 116 Plane plate waveguide       270 Plane plate waveguide, characteristic determinant       271 Plane plate waveguide, traveling waves       259 Plane wave 206 Plane wave, depending on space and time coordinates       82 Plasma frequency 318 328 Poisson spot 135 Polarization 316 Polarized light 230 Polarized light, linear circular elliptical       240 Population inversion 291 292 Positive chromatic aberration       430 Positive coma       424 Positive crystal       232 234 236 Positive lens 25 28 30 Poynting vector in vacuum       209 Poynting vector S 222 Principal angle 321 Principal axis transformation 243 Principal planes 56 60 62 63 67 principal quantum number 282 283 prism 7 Prism, angle of deviation       7 Quality factor 288 Quantum emission 273 Quantum mechanical model 289 Quarter-wave plate 239 246 Quartz 232 234 236 Quasimonochromatic light 200 Radius of curvature 69 71 300 417 Radius of curvature p 417 Raleigh — Jean law       275 Random arrangement 169 Random arrangement of source points, array       125 Random arrangement of source points, grating       169 Random array 170 172 Random phase angles       126 Randomly distributed 126 Rate equations 292 Ratio        322 335 Rayleigh criterion 164 395 Rayleigh distance       165 395 Rayleigh-Jeans law 274 276 280 Real Fourier transformation       349 Real image 29 404 Real object 16 29 32 Real object function       380 Real object point       11 Real objects 15 20 Recording of the interferogram       403 Recovery of image 404 Rectangular aperture 145 147 Rectangular-shaped mirrors       303 references 443 Reflectance R 226 Reflected intensity 114 116 Reflecting cavity       73 Reflection 113 Reflection coefficients 217 220 320 
                            
                     
                  
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