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This book covers a number of a rapidly growing areas of knowledge
that may be termed as diffractive nanophotonics. It also discusses
in detail photonic components that may find uses in sensorics and
optical transformations. Photonics Elements for Sensing and Optical
Conversions, covers a number of a rapidly growing areas of
knowledge that may be termed as diffractive nanophotonics. The book
examines the advances is computational electrodynamics and
nanoelectronics that have made it possible to design and
manufacture novel types of photonic components and devices boasting
unique properties unattainable in the realm of classical optics.
The authors discuss plasmonic sensors, and new types of wavefront
sensors and nanolasers that are widely used in telecommunications,
quantum informatics and optical transformations. The book also
deals with the recent advances in the plasmonic sensors based on
metal-insulator-metal waveguides for biochemical sensing
applications. Additionally, nanolasers are examined in detail, with
a focus on contemporary issues, the book also deals with the
fundamentals and highly attractive applications of metamaterials
and metasurfaces. The authors then provide an insight into sensors
based on Zernike optical decomposition using a multi-order
diffractive optical element, and explore the performance advances
that can be achieved with optical computing. The book is written
for opticians, scientists and researchers who are interested in an
interesting section of plasmonic sensors, new types of wavefront
sensors and nanolasers, and optical transformations. The book will
be bought by 'upper graduate and graduate level students looking to
specialize in photonics and optics.
This reference book concentrates on microstructuring surfaces of
optical materials with directed fluxes of off-electrode plasma
generated by high-voltage gas discharge and developing methods and
equipment related to this technique. It covers theoretical and
experimental studies on the electrical and physical properties of
high-voltage gas discharges used to generate plasma outside an
electrode gap. A new class of methods and devices that makes it
possible to implement a series of processes for fabricating
diffraction microstructures on large format wafers is also
discussed.
This reference book concentrates on microstructuring surfaces of
optical materials with directed fluxes of off-electrode plasma
generated by high-voltage gas discharge and developing methods and
equipment related to this technique. It covers theoretical and
experimental studies on the electrical and physical properties of
high-voltage gas discharges used to generate plasma outside an
electrode gap. A new class of methods and devices that makes it
possible to implement a series of processes for fabricating
diffraction microstructures on large format wafers is also
discussed.
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