Overview

Cet ouvrage présente les modèles d'interaction onde-matière faisant intervenir une description quantique de la matière (optique quantique), ainsi que des modèles classiques qui en sont dérivés. L'objectif est de décrypter pour des lecteurs mathématiciens ces modèles habituellement décrits dans des livres de physique et de donner les résultats mathématiques et les méthodes numériques existants. Ces résultats, reflets de sujets de recherche actuels faisant intervenir des outils mathématiques variés, sont détaillés pour être accessibles à des étudiants ayant un niveau DEA. Les parties numériques de ce livre peuvent également intéresser des physiciens désirant effectuer des simulations.

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Author:   Brigitte Bidégaray-Fesquet ,  Brigitte Bidegaray-Fesquet ,  Brigitte Bidgaray-Fesquet ,  Brigitte Bida(c)Garay-Fesquet
Publisher:   Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG
Imprint:   Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
Edition:   2006 ed.
Volume:   49
Dimensions:   Width: 15.50cm , Height: 1.00cm , Length: 23.50cm
Weight:   0.630kg
ISBN:  

9783540272380

ISBN 10:   3540272380
Pages:   172
Publication Date:   02 September 2005
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  College/higher education ,  Professional & Vocational ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Language:   French

Table of Contents

Le modèle de Maxwell-Bloch.- Contexte physique.- Modèle physique.- Analyse mathématique.- Simulations numériques.- Une hiérarchie de modèles.- Expression quantique de la polarisation : équations de taux.- Expressions classiques de la polarisation.- Équations d’enveloppe.- Considérations numériques.- Discrétisation des équations de Bloch.- Discrétisation des équations de Maxwell sur grilles décalées.- Couplage Maxwell-Bloch.- Modèles classiques.

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From the reviews: <p> The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. a ] This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. a ] My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m)

From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. ... This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. ... My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m)

From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m) From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. ... This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. ... My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m) From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m) From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m) From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. a ] This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. a ] My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m)

From the reviews: The book under review appears to be relevant in this respect since it cross-fertilizes such a fundamental field of research in physics in two important ways. This kind of book, when written well like this one, is always welcome. My overall impression is that the author achieves her aim and the book can be used, satisfactorily, in course for graduate students, but also for researchers, both mathematicians and physicists, aiming to enter into this exciting field of research. (Marco Frasca, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2007 m)

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