by Stefan Visnovsky
Optics in Magnetic Multilayers and Nanostructures presents an accessible introduction to optics in anisotropic magnetic media.
Features:
- Presents full, step-by-step derivations of the formulae for optics in anisotropic media
- Illustrates the basic concepts on media that would be optically isotropic in the absence of magnetization
- Analyzes the simultaneous effect of crystalline symmetry and arbitrarily oriented magnetization on the form of permittivity
- Provides necessary information for applications including magnetic microscopy, reading data stored in magnetooptic disks, and magnetooptic light modulation as well as for optical metrology of magnetic materials
Contents
Introduction
- History
- Magnetized Medium
- Propagation Parallel to Magnetization
- Voigt Effect
- Propagation in Anisotropic Media
- Reflection at an Arbitrary Angle of Incidence
- Multilayer Response
Material Tensors
- Tensors in Magnetic Crystals
- Rotation About an Axis
- Frequency Dependence
- Lorentz-Drude Model
- Semiclassical Susceptibility
Anisotropic Multilayers
- Proper Modes
- Matrix Representation of Planar Structures
- Waves in Isotropic Regions
- Reflection and Transmission
- Single Interface
Polar Magnetization
- Normal Incidence
- Analytical Formula
- Magnetic Superlattices
- Oblique Incidence
Longitudinal Magnetization
- Transfer Matrix
- Magnetic Film-Magnetic Substrate System
- Approximate Solution for the Oblique Incidence
Transverse Magnetization
- M Matrix
- Film-Substrate System at Transverse Magnetization
- Waveguide TM Modes
Normal Incidence
- Wave Equation
- General M Matrix
- Examples
- Nearly Normal Incidence
Arbitrary Magnetization
- Matrix Representation
- Single Interface
- Characteristic Matrix
- Magnetic Film
- Film-Spacer System
- Transmission in a Film Substrate System
Anisotropic Multilayer Gratings
- Fields in the Grating Region
- Product of Series
- Matrix Representation
- Matrix Formulation of the Solution
- Homogeneous Anisotropic Region
- Transmission and Interface Matrices
- Wave Diffraction on the Grating
- Multilayer Periodic Structures
- Isotropic Layers at Normal Incidence
- Homogeneous Isotropic Layers at Oblique Incidence
Index