Ultrafast Spectroscopy and Nonlinear Optics

 

Lecture (LV-Nr. 20115501), summer term 2022

Department of Physics, Arnimallee 14

Lecturer: PD Dr. A. Lindinger

 

Content:

The students will learn the fundamentals in nonlinear optics and in the dynamics of optically induced processes. They receive an overview about current methods in ultrashort spectroscopy and elementary nonlinear excitations, and its applications in particular cases. The contents include fundamentals of light-matter interactions, wave packet and electron dynamics, experimental methods of ultrafast spectroscopy, as well as selected topics, e.g. femtochemistry, multiphoton excitation, coherent control, and attosecond physics.   

 

 

Participants:

Master students in physics 

2 SWS, 5 LP

 

Lecture notes:

Ultrafast-SS22-v1.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v2.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v3.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v4.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v5.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v6.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v7.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v8.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v9.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v10.pdf

Ultrafast-SS22-v11.pdf

 

Exercises:

Exercise-SS22-v1.pdf

Exercise-SS22-v2.pdf

Exercise-SS22-v3.pdf