Nonlinear Laser Dynamics: From Quantum Dots to Cryptography
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 397
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
A distinctive discussion of the nonlinear dynamical phenomena of semiconductor lasers.
The book combines recent results of quantum dot laser modeling with mathematical details and an analytic understanding of nonlinear phenomena in semiconductor lasers and points out possible applications of lasers in cryptography and chaos control. This interdisciplinary approach makes it a unique and powerful source of knowledge for anyone intending to contribute to this field of research.
By presenting both experimental and theoretical results, the distinguished authors consider solitary lasers with nano-structured material, as well as integrated devices with complex feedback sections. In so doing, they address such topics as the bifurcation theory of systems with time delay, analysis of chaotic dynamics, and the modeling of quantum transport. They also address chaos-based cryptography as an example of the technical application of highly nonlinear laser systems.
โฆ Table of Contents
Content:
Chapter 1 Modeling Quantum?Dot?Based Devices (pages 1โ33): Dr. Kathy Ludge
Chapter 2 Exploiting Noise and Polarization Bistability in Vertical?Cavity Surface?Emitting Lasers for Fast Pulse Generation and Logic Operations (pages 35โ56): Jordi Zamora?Munt and Cristina Masoller
Chapter 3 Mode Competition Driving Laser Nonlinear Dynamics (pages 57โ90): Marc Sciamanna
Chapter 4 Quantum Cascade Laser: An Emerging Technology (pages 91โ109): Andreas Wacker
Chapter 5 Controlling Charge Domain Dynamics in Superlattices (pages 111โ136): Mark T. Greenaway, Alexander G. Balanov and T. Mark Fromhold
Chapter 6 Quantum Dot Laser Tolerance to Optical Feedback (pages 137โ160): Christian Otto, Kathy Ludge, Evgeniy Viktorov and Thomas Erneux
Chapter 7 Bifurcation Study of a Semiconductor Laser with Saturable Absorber and Delayed Optical Feedback (pages 161โ181): Bernd Krauskopf and Jamie J. Walker
Chapter 8 Modeling of Passively Mode?Locked Semiconductor Lasers (pages 183โ216): Andrei G. Vladimirov, Dmitrii Rachinskii and Matthias Wolfrum
Chapter 9 Dynamical and Synchronization Properties of Delay?Coupled Lasers (pages 217โ244): Cristina M. Gonzalez, Miguel C. Soriano, M. Carme Torrent, Jordi Garcia?Ojalvo and Ingo Fischer
Chapter 10 Complex Networks Based on Coupled Two?Mode Lasers (pages 245โ267): Andreas Amann
Chapter 11 Noise Synchronization and Stochastic Bifurcations in Lasers (pages 269โ291): Sebastian M. Wieczorek
Chapter 12 Emergence of One? and Two?Cluster States in Populations of Globally Pulse?Coupled Oscillators (pages 293โ316): Leonhard Lucken and Serhiy Yanchuk
Chapter 13 Broadband Chaos (pages 317โ332): Kristine E. Callan, Lucas Illing and Daniel J. Gauthier
Chapter 14 Synchronization of Chaotic Networks and Secure Communication (pages 333โ353): Ido Kanter and Wolfgang Kinzel
Chapter 15 Desultory Dynamics in Diode?Lasers: Drift, Diffusion, and Delay (pages 355โ380): K. Alan Shore
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