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Optical spectroscopy

ВБ 4.4

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

2 Semester

4

• provide basic information from the special course "Optical Spectroscopy" for master's students, which is an important part of the standard course in the specialty "Applied Optics and Magnetism"; • teach how to apply theoretical knowledge to solving practical and experimental problems; • promote the development of logical and analytical thinking in students, the application of knowledge, skills and communications in further professional activities.

Full-time form

The educational discipline "Methods of classical and quantum spectroscopy" is based on the cycle of disciplines of professional and practical training, in particular, general physics: "Electricity", "Optics", "Atomic physics", as well as "Quantum mechanics", "Electrodynamics", "Quantum and semiconductor electronics".

TOPIC 1 - Introduction. Spectroscopy: past, present and future. TOPIC 2 – Ways of mutual conversion of optical spectral information into electrical signals. TOPIC 3 – Application of broadband optical radiation as an element of information technology. TOPIC 4 – Application of geometric and wave optics methods for calculating optical, in particular spectral images. TOPIC 5 – Quantum mechanical calculations of emission and absorption spectra. TOPIC 6 – Methods and devices for detecting signals of optical and infrared spectral ranges. TOPIC 7 – Methods of correlation processing of optical signals, in particular the method of counting photons. TOPIC 8 – Principles of constructing pump-probe spectroscopy schemes. TOPIC 9 – Principles of construction of laser schemes of high and ultra-high spectral resolution. TOPIC 10 – Application of Raman scattering processes and multiphoton processes in spectroscopy. TOPIC 11 -- Methods of theoretical analysis of spectral images.

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lectures, independent work, laboratory work, defense of works, essays, defense of essays, colloquia, control papers, assessment.

semester assessment: control is carried out according to the following principle. The academic semester has 1 meaningful module. To determine the level of knowledge, each student prepares and defends an essay on the chosen topic. final assessment (in the form of credit): the form of credit is written and oral. In total, you can get from 0 to 50 points. A condition for achieving a positive grade for a discipline is to obtain a total of at least 60 points. conditions for admission to the final exam: the condition for admission to the exam is that the student receives a total of no less than the critical-calculated minimum of 35 points per semester.

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