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Name: Sibalic N , Adams C Interactive Guide to Quantum Optic 2024
Format: pdf
Size: 37.29 MB

Title: An Interactive Guide to Quantum Optics
Author: Nikola Sibalic, C Stuart Adams
Language: polski
Year: 2024
Subjects: Science & Technology, Physics, Theories of Science, Quantum Physics
Publisher: Institute of Physics Publishing
ISBN: 9780750326285
Total pages: 200

Embracing the enhanced features of an ebook the authors provide a primer on quantum optics for students and those wanting an introduction to the topic. Whereas standard texts employ complex mathematics and static images, the authors use interactivity to augment understanding via a visual hands-on experience. Forty interactive figures allow exploration of different themes, while multiple representations give a window on quantum dynamics both at microscopic and macroscopic level, connecting understanding across length scales. Historical introduction and examples from modern research set these concepts firmly into both original and contemporary research context. This is an ideal text for final year undergraduate quantum optics students, and new graduate students in AMO physics, and researchers in physics and electrical/optical engineering.
Key Features:

• Interactive figures throughout
• Visual, hands-on content
• Multiple representations giving a window on quantum dynamics both at microscopic and macroscopic level

Quote: An Interactive Guide to Quantum Optics is a valuable resource for readers with a solid grounding in quantum mechanics and optics, as well as some prior exposure to quantum optics.
Michael Belsley, Departamento de Física, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal 2025 Contemporary Physics Taylor & Francis Group
This compact guide to quantum optics stands out for its broad scope and innovative use of interactive figures to follow the evolution of quantum systems [...] numerous physical insights make it an excellent tool for those seeking to transition from students to active contributors in the field of quantum optics.
Michael Belsley, Departamento de Física, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal 2025 Contemporary Physics, Taylor and Frances https://doi.org/10.1080/00107514.2025.2452494