Winter term 2012/13
Experimental Optics and Photonics: In order to obtain credit points it is required that you register for the practice group! (Registration)
The exercises take place on Wednesday from 8:15 to 9:00 (am) at the Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics in room 03.401.
'Klausureinsicht': February 25th (9-11 am), Kirchhoff-Institute Room 02.302
Slides
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15.10.2012 (0.5 MB)
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22.10.2012 (0.5 MB)
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29.10.2012 (1.0 MB)
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05.11.2012 (0.5 MB)
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12.11.2012 (0.8 MB)
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19.11.2012 (0.5 MB)
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26.11.2012 (0.3 MB)
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03.12.2012 (0.3 MB)
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10.12.2012 (0.5 MB)
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17.12.2012 (2.5 MB)
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07.01.2012 (0.7 MB)
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14.01.2012 (1.2 MB)
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21.01.2012 (1.4 MB)
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28.01.2012 (0.7 MB)
Exam
The 'Klausur' will take place on Februrary 4th 2013, 9:15-10:45 in INF227 (KIP), HS2. You can use a pocket calculator (without internet connectivity!) and one single DIN A4 page with your personal notes (double-sided).
Exercises
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Exercises #01 (Due Date: 22.10.2012)
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Exercises #02 (Due Date: 29.10.2012)
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Exercises #03 (Due Date: 05.11.2012)
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Exercises #04 (Due Date: 12.11.2012)
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Exercises #05 (Due Date: 19.11.2012)
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Exercises #06 (Due Date: 26.11.2012)
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Exercises #07 (Due Date: 03.12.2012)
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Exercises #08 (Due Date: 10.12.2012)
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Exercises #09 (Due Date: 17.12.2012)
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Exercises #10 (Due Date: 07.01.2013)
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Exercises #11 (Due Date: 14.01.2013)
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Exercises #12 (updated version) (Due Date: 21.01.2013)
Contents
I. Light as an electromagnetic wave
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Maxwell equations and EM waves
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Superposition of EM waves
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EM waves in a linear, homogenous, isotropic, non-magnetic medium
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EM waves at interfaces
II. Beam optics
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Refraction at curved surfaces
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Lenses
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Calculation methods
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From wave optics to beam optics: paraxial beams
III. Fourier optics
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Huygen’s principle and diffraction theory
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Fresnel diffraction
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Fraunhofer diffraction
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Application examples
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Transfer functions
IV. Optical systems and components
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Laser
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Microscopy
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Light guides
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Optical Modulators
V. On the quantum nature of light
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Photon properties
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Photon statistics
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Quantum states of light
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Photon-atom interaction