Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves and Magnetooptics

  • Peter Grosse
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Part of the Nato Advanced Study Institutes Series book series (NSSB, volume 60)

Abstract

The general aim of magnetooptics is to analyze in the presence of magnetic fields the structure of elementary excitations of matter (phonons, excitons, plas-mons etc.) by the use of electromagnetic waves as a probe. Similarly, in the case of magnetooptical applications, such as magnetooptical devices, the effect of a static magnetic field on the propagation mechanism of electromagnetic waves is used.

Keywords

Electromagnetic Wave Optical Activity Landau Level Susceptibility Function Elementary Excitation 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Peter Grosse
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  1. 1.I. Physikalisches InstitutRheinisch-Westfälischen Technischen HochschuleAachenGermany

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