Tensor impedance and transformation of light beams by systems of anisotropic layers II. Oblique incidence

Borzdov, G. N.; Barkovskii, L. M.; Lavrukovich, V. I.

doi:10.1007/bf00618039

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“…We use the tensor formalism of wave operators introduced in optics and acoustics by Fedorov [4,5] and developed later in the works of his collaborators [6][7][8]. It should also be noted that the results of different approaches to the same class of problems are extensively presented in a monograph by Svirkov and Zheludev [9].…”

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Effects of Surface Oxides of SiC on Carbon Nanotube Formation by Surface Decomposition

Nagano

Ishikawa

Shibata

2003

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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We present consistent theoretical studies of optically heterodyned polarization interferometry (OHPI) with noncollinear arbitrary polarized interacting beams in the framework of the cubic nonlinear optical susceptiblity formalism. Our theoretical treatment is based on the covariant tensorial approach introduced by F I Fedorov. We were able to derive the analytical expressions for the detected OHPI signal. Different methods for measuring the nonlinear susceptibility are also suggested.

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Effects of Surface Oxides of SiC on Carbon Nanotube Formation by Surface Decomposition

Nagano

Ishikawa

Shibata

2003

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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“…Their existence is due to the degeneration of the characteristic matrix of the layer . It should be noted that, for all these special cases, the reflection and transmission operators of the layer can be obtained by making use of (9)-(12) and the general expressions given in [10][11][12] .…”

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“…Substitution of (4)-(7) into general expressions for the characteristic matrix £ [10][11][12] Orientation of the optic axis a and the interface normal q .…”

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Waves with Quadratic Amplitude Dependence on Coordinates in Uniaxial Crystals

Borzdov¹

1990

Journal of Modern Optics

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“…For the case of complicated noncollinear magnetic MLs we should work with the reflectivity matrices taking into account the possible polarization change of the radiation during multiple reflectionstransitions through layer boundaries. Such matrix formalism has been developed in Optics [27,28]. For plane waves )…”

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“…For the media characterized by the dielectric tensor ˆ( ) 1 ( ) ε = +χ z z , following [28], we present the Maxwell equations in a form: …”

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Field-induced spin reorientation in[Fe/Cr]nmultilayers studied by nuclear resonance reflectivity

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We present the depth-resolved nuclear resonance reflectivity (NRR) studies of the magnetization evolution in [ 57 Fe(3 nm)/Cr(1.2 nm)] 10 multilayer under the applied external field. The measurements have been performed at the station BL09XU of SPring-8 at different values of the external field (0 -1500 Oe). We apply the joint fit of the delayed reflectivity curves and the time spectra of the nuclear resonance reflectivity measured at different grazing angles for enhancement of the depth resolution and reliability of the results. For the first time we show that the azimuth angle, which is used in all papers devoted to the magnetization profile determination, has more complicated physical sense due to the partially coherent averaging of the scattering amplitudes from magnetic lateral domains. We describe the way how to select the true azimuth angle from the determined "effective azimuth angle". Finally we obtain the noncollinear twisted magnetization depth-profiles where the spin flop state appears sequentially in different 57 Fe layers at increasing applied field.

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Tensor impedance and transformation of light beams by systems of anisotropic layers II. Oblique incidence

Cited by 14 publications

References 1 publication

Effects of Surface Oxides of SiC on Carbon Nanotube Formation by Surface Decomposition

Effects of Surface Oxides of SiC on Carbon Nanotube Formation by Surface Decomposition

Waves with Quadratic Amplitude Dependence on Coordinates in Uniaxial Crystals

Field-induced spin reorientation in[Fe/Cr]nmultilayers studied by nuclear resonance reflectivity

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