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@BOOK{Powers:377392,
      author       = {Powers, Peter E. and Haus, Joseph W.},
      title        = {{F}undamentals of {N}onlinear {O}ptics, {S}econd {E}dition;
                      2},
      address      = {Milton},
      publisher    = {CRC Press},
      reportid     = {PUBDB-2017-154892},
      isbn         = {9781498736862},
      pages        = {480 S},
      year         = {2017},
      abstract     = {Praise for the 1st Edition: "well written and up to date..
                      The problem sets at the end of each chapter reinforce and
                      enhance the material presented, and may give students
                      confidence in handling real-world problems." ?Optics $\&$
                      Photonics News "rigorous but simple description of a
                      difficult field keeps the reader's attention throughout..
                      serves perfectly for an introductory-level course." ?Physics
                      Today This fully revised introduction enables the reader to
                      understand and use the basic principles related to many
                      phenomena in nonlinear optics and provides the mathematical
                      tools necessary to solve application-relevant problems. The
                      book is a pedagogical guide aimed at a diverse audience
                      including engineers, physicists, and chemists who want a
                      tiered approach to understanding nonlinear optics. The
                      material is augmented by numerous problems, with many
                      requiring the reader to perform real-world calculations for
                      a range of fields, from optical communications to remote
                      sensing and quantum information. Analytical solutions of
                      equations are covered in detail and numerical approaches to
                      solving problems are explained and demonstrated. The second
                      edition expands the earlier treatment and includes: A new
                      chapter on quantum nonlinear optics. Thorough treatment of
                      parametric optical processes covering birefringence,
                      tolerances and beam optimization to design and build high
                      conversion efficiency devices. Treatment of numerical
                      methods to solving sets of complex nonlinear equations. Many
                      problems in each chapter to challenge reader comprehension.
                      Extended treatment of four-wave mixing and solitons.
                      Coverage of ultrafast pulse propagation including walk-off
                      effects},
      keywords     = {Nonlinear optics (DE-H253)},
      typ          = {PUB:(DE-HGF)3},
      url          = {https://bib-pubdb1.desy.de/record/377392},
}