Quantum Optics With Semiconductor Nanostructures (woodhead Publishing Series In Electronic And Optical Materials)
by Frank Jahnke /
2012 / English / PDF
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An understanding of the interaction between light and matter on a
quantum level is fundamental to understanding optical
technologies and has many applications in this area. The quantum
nature of the interaction has recently attracted great attention
for applications of semiconductor nanostructures in quantum
information processing. Professor Frank Jahnke provides a key
guide to the theory, experimental realization, and future
potential of semiconductor nanostructures in the exploration of
quantum optics.
An understanding of the interaction between light and matter on a
quantum level is fundamental to understanding optical
technologies and has many applications in this area. The quantum
nature of the interaction has recently attracted great attention
for applications of semiconductor nanostructures in quantum
information processing. Professor Frank Jahnke provides a key
guide to the theory, experimental realization, and future
potential of semiconductor nanostructures in the exploration of
quantum optics.
Part one provides an overview of single quantum dot systems,
beginning with a look at resonance fluorescence emission, before
the second section goes on to explore nanolasers with quantum dot
emitters. The next two parts focus on light-matter interaction in
semiconductor nanostructures and explore all-solid-state quantum
optics, crystal nanobeam cavities and quantum-dot microcavity
systems. Finally, the concluding group of chapters investigates
ultrafast phenomena, including femtosecond quantum optics and
coherent optoelectronics with quantum dots.
Part one provides an overview of single quantum dot systems,
beginning with a look at resonance fluorescence emission, before
the second section goes on to explore nanolasers with quantum dot
emitters. The next two parts focus on light-matter interaction in
semiconductor nanostructures and explore all-solid-state quantum
optics, crystal nanobeam cavities and quantum-dot microcavity
systems. Finally, the concluding group of chapters investigates
ultrafast phenomena, including femtosecond quantum optics and
coherent optoelectronics with quantum dots.
