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Nonlinear Optics

T. Kippenberg (2006). Nonlinear Optics. Tobias J. Kippenberg tjk@mpq.mpg.de T.W. H ä nsch Division. Lecture 15. Platzek Model of Raman scattering. Damped Harmonic Oscillator. Force due to an electric field. Response to the E field. Lecture 14. T. Kippenberg (2006). Raman susceptibility.

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Nonlinear Optics

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  1. T. Kippenberg (2006) Nonlinear Optics Tobias J. Kippenberg tjk@mpq.mpg.de T.W. Hänsch Division Lecture 15

  2. Platzek Model of Raman scattering Damped Harmonic Oscillator Force due to an electric field Response to the E field Lecture 14

  3. T. Kippenberg (2006) Raman susceptibility Lecture 14

  4. Stokes Anti-Stokes Coupling Lecture 14

  5. 3rd Order Nonlinear Processes 1 2 3 • Linear Susceptibility (refractive index, absorption) • Second order nonlinearity (e.g. solids without inversion symmetry) • Third order nonlinearity Lecture 14

  6. Parametric Gain with XPM Equations of motion (for two pump fields F1, F2): Pump: Lecture 14

  7. Coupled 3rd Order Equations Equations of motion for Stokes and Anti-Stokes: Lecture 14

  8. Parametric Gain Lecture 14

  9. Parametric Amplification in a X(3) Medium Lecture 14

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