Wybrane optyczne zjawiska nieliniowe w mikrostrukturach fotonicznych i ośrodkach magnetooptycznych

Rutkowska, K. A.

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Wybrane optyczne zjawiska nieliniowe w mikrostrukturach fotonicznych i ośrodkach magnetooptycznych

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Rutkowska K. A.

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Warianty tytułu

Selected nonlinear optical phenomena in photonic microstructures and in magnetooptical media

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Abstrakty

W pracy przedstawiono opis wybranych zjawisk nieliniowych drugiego i trzeciego rzędu, w których wykorzystywana jest zarówno specyfika struktur falowodowych wykonanych z różnych materiałów, jak również indukowana zewnętrznym polem magnetycznym dwójłomność optyczna pozwalająca na uzyskanie quasi-stacjonarnych rozwiązań w objętościowym ośrodku kerrowskim. Niniejsze opracowanie zawiera opis teoretyczny rozpatrywanych zagadnień, a także wyniki badań eksperymentalnych. Przeanalizowane w pracy procesy i zjawiska typowe dla optyki nieliniowej, takie jak przykładowo generacja drugiej harmonicznej, samoogniskowanie światła, czy generacja solitonów przestrzennych w ośrodkach kerrowskich, zostały opisane na podstawie oryginalnych badań własnych autorki. Wskazuje ona przy tym, że odmienne mechanizmy nieliniowości występujące w różnych badanych przez nią ośrodkach materialnych wpływają na przebieg analizowanych zjawisk nieliniowych i umożliwiają ich potencjalne zastosowania przy praktycznym konstruowaniu układów i urządzeń fotonicznych. W monografii opisane zostały zarówno różnorodne metody analityczne i numeryczne stosowane przy analizie zagadnień związanych z propagacją światła i projektowaniu struktur fotonicznych, jak również metody pomiarowe i techniki eksperymentalne stosowane przy charakteryzacji i optymalizacji struktur i układów optycznych wykorzystywanych w optyce nieliniowej.

In this work selected second- and third-order optical nonlinear phenomena are described, in which unique properties of waveguiding structures made of various materials as well as magnetically induced optical birefringence allowing for quasi-stationary solutions in bulk Kerr-type media are utilized. Presented studies include both theoretical description of the analyzed subjects, as well as experimental results. Based on original research achievements of the author, selected nonlinear optical processes and phenomena, such as, for example, second harmonic generation, self-focusing and spatial solitons generation in Kerr-type media are considered. It is indicated that different mechanisms of nonlinearity occurring in various materials under investigations influence nonlinear processes and thus allow for potential application of prospective photonic devices and systems. This treatise describes various analytical an numerical methods used for analyses of light propagation in selected photonic structures as well as measurement methods and experimental techniques applied for characterization and optimization of the proposed structures and systems to be used in nonlinear optics.

Słowa kluczowe

optyka nieliniowa mikrostruktury fotoniczne solitony przestrzenne

nonlinear optics photonic microstructures spatial solitons

Wydawca

Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Warszawskiej

Czasopismo

Prace Naukowe Politechniki Warszawskiej. Fizyka

Rocznik

2015

Tom

z. 58

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3--181

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 336 poz., rys., wykr.

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autor

Rutkowska K. A.

Wydział Fizyki, Politechnika Warszawska

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