Femtosecond Technology [E-Book] : From Basic Research to Application Prospects / by Takeshi Kamiya, Fujio Saito, Osamu Wada, Hiroyoshi Yajima.
Recent rapid advances in femtosecond technology have had a great impact on their industrial applications such as: ultrafast optoelectronic devices and optical telecommunication systems, ultrashort-pulse lasers and measurement systems, and the development of novel materials for ultrafast functions. I...
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Personal Name(s): | Kamiya, Takeshi, author |
Saito, Fujio, author / Wada, Osamu, author / Yajima, Hiroyoshi, author | |
Imprint: |
Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer,
1999
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Physical Description: |
XXIII, 426 p. online resource. |
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englisch |
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9783642584695 |
DOI: |
10.1007/978-3-642-58469-5 |
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Springer Series in Photonics ;
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- I Introduction
- I-1 Femtosecond Technology and Its Industrial Impact
- II Optoelectronics Technology Roadmap and Industry
- II-1 Technology Roadmap for the Japanese Opto-Electronics Industry
- II-2 Technology Roadmap for Optical Communication - A North American Perspective
- II-3 Structural Change in Industry and Reorganization of R&D Systems in Network-Oriented Societies
- III Ultrafast Optoelectronics for Telecommunications
- III-1 Femtosecond Semiconductor-Based Optoelectonic Devices for Optical Communications and Signal-Processing Systems
- III-2 Generation, Control and Processing of Ultrafast Optical Signals by Electrooptic Modulation/Deflection
- III-3 Subharmonic Mode-Locking of Semiconductor Lasers Operating at Millimetre-Wave Frequencies
- III-4 All-Optical Access Node Technologies
- III-5 Ultrafast All-Optical Switch Using Low-Temperature-Grown InGaAs/InAlAs Multiple-Quantum Wells
- III-6 High Bandwidth Photodetectors
- III-7 Coherent Tunable THz Oscillation by Nonlinear Optics
- III-8 Multi-Gap Photoconductive Switches Fabricated by a Scanning Probe Microscope
- IV Semiconductor Quantum Structures for Femtosecond Devices
- IV-1 High Speed Quantum Dot Lasers: Phonon Bottleneck Issue in Quantum Dot Lasers
- IV-2 Ultrafast Coherent Dynamics of Radiatively Coupled Excitons in Multiple Quantum Wells
- IV-3 Femtosecond Studies of Semiconductor Microcavities and VCSELs.
- IV-4 Quantum Dots and the Expected Role in Femtosecond Devices
- IV-5 Ultrafast Interband-Resonant Light Modulation by Intersubband-Resonant Light in Quantum Wells
- IV-6 Fabrication Technology of Semiconductor Nanometer Structures Towards Femtosecond Optoelectronics
- V Femtosecond Lasers and Measurement Applications
- V-1 Intense Sub-10-fs Laser Pulses: Pushing the Frontiers of Nonlinear Optics
- V-2 Low-Threshold All-Solid-State Femtosecond Lasers
- V-3 All-Solid-State Cr:LiSAF Femtosecond Lasers
- V-4 Femtosecond Pulse Generation around 1.3µm Employing Semiconductor saturable Absorber Mirrors (SESAM)
- V-5 Ultrashort Pulse Application to Dimensional Measurements
- V-6 Femtosecond X-Ray Pulse Generation by Using a Low Emittance Electron Beam and a High Brightness Laser for Measurement Applications
- V-7 Femtosecond Quantum Beam Science and New Pump-and-Probe Analysis
- VI Materials for Femtosecond Applications
- VI-1 Ultrafast Functional Materials for Femtosecond Optoelectronics
- VI-2 Ultrafast Relaxations in One-Dimensional Systems; ?-Conjugated Polymers, J-Aggregates, and Metal-Halogen Chain Complexes
- VI-3 Femtosecond Dynamics of Supramolecular Structures in Condensed Phase
- VI-4 Femtosecond Molecular Photonics Materials
- VI-5 Ultrafast Dynamics of Photochromic Systems
- VI-6. Ultrafast Spectroscopy of Glass Materials Containing Metal Nanoparticles.