书名：Optical Properties of Solids 固体光学性质

作者：Mark Fox

出版社名称：Oxford University Press

出版时间：2010

语种：英语

ISBN：9780199573370

商品尺寸：2.5 x 18.8 x 24.3 cm

包装：平装

The second edition of this successful textbook provides an up-to-date account of the optical physics of solid state materials. The basic principles of absorption, reflection, luminescence, and light scattering are covered for a wide range of materials, including insulators, semiconductors and metals. The text starts with a review of classical optics, and then moves on to the treatment of optical transition rates by quantum theory. In addition to the traditional

discussion of crystalline materials, glasses and molecular solids are also covered.

The first edition included a number of subjects that are not normally covered in standard texts, notably semiconductor quantum wells, molecular materials, vibronic solid state lasers, and nonlinear optics. The basic structure of the second edition is unchanged, but all of the chapters have been updated and improved. Futhermore, a number of important new topics have been added, including:

* Optical control of spin

* Quantum dots

* Plasmonics

* Negative refraction

* Carbon nanostructures (graphene, nanotubes and fullerenes)

* NV centres in diamond

The text is aimed at final year undergraduates, masters students and researchers. It is mainly written for physicists, but might also be useful for electrical engineers, materials scientists and physical chemists. The topics are written in a clear tutorial style with worked examples, chapter summaries and exercises. A solutions manual is available on request for instructors.

这本成功教科书的第二版提供了有关固态材料光学物理学的新资料。吸收，反射，发光和光散射的基本原理适用于各种材料，包括绝缘体，半导体和金属。本文首先回顾了经典光学，然后通过量子理论继续讨论光学跃迁速率。除了对

晶体材料的传统讨论之外，还讨论了玻璃和分子固体。

第一版包括许多标准书目中通常未涵盖的主题，特别是半导体量子阱，分子材料，振动固态激光和非线性光学。第二版的基本结构没有变化，但所有章节均已更新和改进。此外，还添加了许多重要的新主题，包括：

*自旋的光学控制

*量子点

*等离激元

*负折射

*碳纳米结构（石墨烯，纳米管和富勒烯）

*金刚石中的NV中心

该文本针对最终的本科生，硕士生和研究人员。它主要是为物理学家而写的，但也可能对电气工程师，材料科学家和物理化学家有用。主题以清晰的教程风格编写，并附有示例，章节摘要和练习。可根据要求向教师提供解决方案手册。

Mark Fox, Professor of Physics at the University of Sheffield, began his research career at Christ Church, Oxford, in 1986, as a Junior Research Fellow. After a post-doctoral position with AT&T Bell Laboratories in the US, he returned to Oxford as a Royal Society University Research Fellow. He moved to Sheffield in 1998, becoming Professor there in 2006.