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Understanding the Rio Formula in Photonics

This document summarizes key concepts in photonics and optics. It defines fundamental properties of light including wavelength ranges and Maxwell's equations. It also describes beam propagation using the paraxial and Helmholtz equations. Optical beams such as Gaussian beams are defined. The document concludes with macroscopic Maxwell's equations and how they relate to the properties of materials.
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Understanding the Rio Formula in Photonics

This document summarizes key concepts in photonics and optics. It defines fundamental properties of light including wavelength ranges and Maxwell's equations. It also describes beam propagation using the paraxial and Helmholtz equations. Optical beams such as Gaussian beams are defined. The document concludes with macroscopic Maxwell's equations and how they relate to the properties of materials.
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GUILLERMO PROL CASTELO.

PH O TO NIC S. 0 4 4
= (1 + ) ; = = (1 + ) = =
1. FUNDAM PROPERTIES OF LIGHT. 60 2 2 (02 2)2 + 2 2
UV:1-400nm; Visible 400-700nm; IR: 700nm- = = (1 + ) / Extinction: =
7. Microscopic Maxwell: 2. BEAM PROPAGATION. 0 2|0+ |2 2
= /0 =
/ + ( , ) = 0 (, ) (,) (0) = 2
2 (0 2) + 2 2

=0
= 0 + 0 0 / = 0+ (, ) (0) 2 2
1 + = =
: = 0; = 0 (, ) = [0 (, ) + 0 (, )] 0 (02 2 )2 + 2 2
2 Macroscopic Maxwell:
Continuity: + = 0 Monochromatic optical beams:

= + =
Wave equations: + ( , ) = 0+ (, , )
= + + =
1 Helmholtz:
(
) + = 0; = (00 )1
2
( 0+ ) 2 0+ = 0 = + + +
1
(
)+ =0 2
2 Intensity: = | | = ; = ; = 0 +
1D wave equation: Paraxial optical beams: = 0 (
+ ) = 0 (1 + ) = 0

2 1 2 + ( , ) = 0+ (, , ) () If : = 0; = 0:
=0
2 2 2 +
=0 =
/
PLANE WAVE: : 0+

=0 = + /
( , ) = 0 cos( + ) 0+ 2 +
=0 Wave eq. For macroscopic media:
1 0 ( ) 2 0
( , ) = [ ]= Fresnel: 1 2
2 +0 ( ) (
) + 0 + 2 2
0+ 2 ()
1 + + ( , ) = 2
= [ + ] = [ + ]
2 = 0 [ + ]
Gaussian beams:
+ = 0+ ( ) = 0 ( ) 0+ 2 ()
1 2
= [0+] + ( , ) = 2() ( ) + 0 + 2 2
()
Properties:
0 22 [ 2 ()] ()
( + , ) = (, ); = 2/ + ( , ) = 0 2() = 0 [ + ]
()
2 2 2
(, + ) = (, ); = ; = 0 Macroscopic Helmholtz:
= ; () = 0 (1 + 2 )
2
SPHERICAL WAVE: ( 0 ) 2 0 = 0
0 2
(, ) = cos( + ) = () = (1 + 2 ) ; () = atan ()

= () + ; () =

1 0
0 () 02 222 1 0
= [ () + ] (, ) = 0 2 ; = 02 0 Energy relations macroscopic:
2 () 2
1
Polarization: = 2 ; (() < 20 ) ( ) = [ (0 2 + 0 2 )]
2
+ = 0+ ( ) = (0
+ +
, 0 +
, 0 ) ( ) 4
(20 20 ) =
+ = 0+ ( ) = (0
+ +
, 0 +
, 0 ) ( )

(20 20 )
= ; = 2 =
1 =
= (20 20 ) 1

1 1 1 = || = 0 |0+ |2
+ = ( 0 +
0

) ( ) = = = + 2
( ) ( ) () () 2 () TOOLS.
= 0 ( + 2 ) ( ) = ( ) 2 2
0 0
2
= 0 ( cos + ( ) 3. LIGHT EMISSION & LIGHT-MATTER. 2
sin ) 2 = 2 + 2
0 Elementary dipoles: = ; :
= arctan ( ) ; = sin [] [][]
0 =
4 1 1
cos sin , = (+ + ) + ( + + )
( ) ; : = 0, = ; = 2 2
sin 4 1
1 1 = [+ + ]
: = , = ( ) 2
2 4 2 = ; = = (cos , cos , cos )
0
1 1 = (cos sin , sin sin , cos )
: = , = , ( ) = 0 2 /6
2 4 2 0 4 2
2
cos sin cos = || = = ;
=
= ( ) 12
sin cos sin2 Single atom: = 0202 /2 = 2 sin
4
= 2 1 202 sin /2
= sin3 =
Malus: = cos( ) 4 0 3
Energy conservation: 0 02 2 1 cos2( + ) = 1/2
= = ; =
6 () : =
() =

Scattering:
2 ( ) = {1; 2 2

= [ 2= 2 ] + + 02 = 2 0;
0 2 +
2 20+ /
1 + = 0+ ; 02 = 2 () = ( )
= ( + 0 2 ) [ 2] (0 2)
2 0 =
0 4|0+ |2 1 1 1
1 = + =
= || = | | 12
0 0 4 |0+ |2 4
1 1 =
= 0 02 = 0 |0+ |2 12 2 (02 2)2 + 2 2
2 2

1
GUILLERMO PROL CASTELO.
4. a. OPTICS OF CRYSTALS. = 4. c. DIFFRACTION EFFECTS.
() ()2 FT limited: () = 0 = (, , 0) = (, , 0)(, )
() = ()0 = =
Gaussian pulse: (, , ) = ( , , ) 2(+)
2
2

( ) + 2 = 0 2 ( , , ) = (, , ) 2(+)
0+ () = 0 0
() (1)
= 0 + + 0 ( ) () 2

2 2 + 2 = 0 + 4 2 2 = 0
1 0+ () = 0 0 2
= 0 ( + ) = 0
= 2 ln 2 / 1
Instantaneous frequency: = (2 + 2 )
= ( )
0+ () = |0+ ()| ()
(, , )
0 0 Global phase: () = 0 ()
() () = ( , , 0) 2 2(+)
= ( 0 0)
() = = 0
0 0
() = 0 2 ; 2 (, , ) = ( , , 0) ( ,
2 ( 2 + 2 + 2 )
Pulse chirp: , )
02 [2( + ) + 2 ( + )
> (() 0) ( , , )
+ 2( + )] c>0 up-chirped, blue, broader at start; > 0 )+ ( ))
= 2 2((
+ 04 = 0 c<0 down-chirped, red,; < 0
Isotropic: ; k=nk0 Dispersive media: (, , )
1 1
Uniaxial: , ; = 0 ; = ()0 (, , 0)
1/2
() = = = 2
2
sin cos 2 () 1 1 2
() = ( 2 + 2 ) 1 (cos +cos )

() = ( ) =
() cos
< () < ()

= =

Positive uniaxial: > Group velocity dispersion (GVD): Diffraction:
Negative uniaxial: < 2 1 2 1
= = 2 [ ] (, , ) = ( , , 0) ( ) (
Birefringence: | | 2 2
Ordinary mode: (); = g<0 normal gvd u increases with red 1
)

+ +
= exp( [ ] ) travel faster than blue
g>0 anomalous gvd u decreases with (, , )
Extr mode: (); = ()
blue faster than red 1
+ = + exp( ()[ ] ) = ( , , 0)
Wave equation for pulse propagation:
Polarization state of normal modes:
2 (, , )
Isotropic: ( ) + 0 2 =0
( 2+2) 2 2

Uniaxial: = ( sin , cos , 0) = 2 ( , , 0) 2( + )
2
cos cos cos sin sin + =0
( 2 , 2 , 2 ) 2 2 2(
+ )


= (, ) = ( , 0)( ) ( 2+2)
cos2 sin2 {
4 + (, ) = (0, )(, z) (, , ) = 2 ( , , 0)
4
2 0.61 1.22
= (cos cos , sin sin , cos ) Where (, z) = exp (
2
) Resolution limit: = =
0 0
, 1 1.22
Retarders: () = (0 + ) = (0 ) + + 2 =
0 2
( )2 g=0 A=cte FOURIER TRANSFORMS:
= ( ) =
0 1 +
= + () = () = 1[()]
(0, ) ? (, ) 2
1 0 + +
( ) = ( )
0 (, ) = (0, ) (, ) () = [()] = ()

= 1
1 (, ) = (, ) (() + ()) = () + ()
= 2 1
2 Gaussian pulse: [()] = ( )
1 0 ||
() = ( ) 2
2 () 2
()2
0 1 (, ) = 0
0
0 () (( )) = ()
= /2 ()
1(( )) = ()
1 = 02 /2 + +
= |()|2 = |()|2
4 2
1 0 () = 0 1 + 2
(/2) = ( ) (() () = ()()
0
+ 2
2
() = 2 = ; > 0
4. b. LIGHT PULSE PROPAGATION. 2
(1 + )
+ (, ) = 0+ (, ) 0 2
Time domain: = 2()/02 G(t) G(omega)
+ () = |0+ ()| () 0 Gaussian not FT limited: (0) 0 [( 0 ) + ( + 0 )]
2 cos 0
Frequency domain: 2 (1+) 2
+
0+ () = 0 0
rect(t) Sinc(omega/2)
() = () 2() 2 (1 + 2) 2
() = 0 1 + + exp(-t^2) exp ( )
1 + | | 2 4
() = () 1 ()
2
= 0
0+ () = |0+ ()| () 0
Spectrum: () = |0 ()|2
(, ) = (, 0)
2
GUILLERMO PROL CASTELO.
QUANTUM ASPECTS OF LIGHT. Relaxation 1
= ( + )
Einstein coeff: 1 1 2
1
2 ()

ABS. = 1 12 (21 ) = 1 () = ( + )
2
= 2 21 (21 ) { 2

2
2 Linear momentum:
2
= 2 21 = 1 ()

2 () = 2 ; = 2
12 = 21 2 2
2 2 1
213 | ()| = | (0)| exp =
21 = 2 3 21 1 2
2 1
1
1 2 2 = 2 2
= 2
2 + 2 + 2

= = 1 12 (21 ) LASERS.
1
1 + 2 =
= STEM dominates ABS: 2 > 1 12 = 21
+2 21 (21 ) + 2 21 = 0 (. ) To dominate SPEM:
1 () + 2 () = = 2
12 (21 ) 21 21

2 = Comparison with Einstein:
212 (21 ) + 21 Rate equations: 0 = 1[100%], = <1

12
1 = 2 12 = 21 = 1
0 2 + 2
= 2 21
1 12 1 1
Planck: Doppler: =
3 1 2
() = 2 3 2 = 2 21 + 1 12 2 2
exp ( ) 1
= 2ln 2 ; = 1

= 2 21 1 12 () ; =
Boltzmann: Out of resonance: {
2 2 1

( ) = exp ( ) () = [ (+) 12 = 21 ; =
1 2 ()
.

Bohr: =
2 1
= 21 + () ] () = {[2 () 1 ()]12 } ()


Maxwell-Boltzmann: () = ()
3 2
2 1 2 Order 0:
() = ( ) 4 2 exp ( ) = = 2 = 1 + 2
2 2 1 () = 1 (0) = 1, Longitudinal modes: resonance condition
= 0; = 0 {
Semiclassical: () = (0) = 0, 2
|() (0) (1)
Order 1: () (), so on... = , = , = ; = 1,2,
= |() 2
Order n:
=
|() = ()| exp ( () 2
)
1 Short-pulse regime: 03

[ 2 (1) ]
=
+

1 ( 1 +)
= 2
= ; = ( = 0) 2 1
+ [ 2 (1)]

{ ( 1 ) + 2 }
() = [ (+) + () ] () 1
2

( 1 ) + 2
() = +
Where: = ; 2 1
=2 +

| ()|2 = 1 [ ( 1 ) + 2 ]
= ; { Refractive index:

| = 1
Rotating-wave approx. (RWA): () = 1 + 2 2
1 2
1 =2
= 2 () 2

2 () = 1 +
{ 2 02
2
= 1 () Quantum theory: (vacuum)

2
= ;
=

() =
= ( , ) = { ( ) + ( )}

() =

= 1
Rabi oscillations: = ( + ); =
40 2
1 2
|() = 1 ()|1
+ 2 |2
1
2 2 = ( + ); =
|2 ()|2 = ( ) sin ( ) = sin2 2
2 = 2
|1 ()|2 = 1 |2 ()|2
=
{ = 2 + 2 20

()||() 1 = |2 ()|221 Canonical quantization:

() = () = () [ , ] = , ; [ , ] = ,
=0 2
() = ()||() = 21 sin() () ( , ) = { ( ) + ( )}
=0
Area of short light pulse: 1 1
= ( 2 + 22 ) = ( + )

2 2
()


.
| = |

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