Lecture 3 : Nonlinear susceptibilities & Constitutive relations of nonlinear optics
Résumé de section
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During this lecture, we will discuss the limits of the models presented in introduction. Reminding the relation between the linear suceptiblity and the impulse response of a linear medium, a tensorial description for the nonlinear susceptibilities will be provided. The constitutive relations of nonlinear optics will be demonstrated :\(P=\epsilon_0 \chi^{(1)} E + \epsilon_0 \chi^{(2)} E E + \epsilon_0 \chi^{(2)} E E E+\cdots \)The second part of the lecture the properties of nonlinear susceptibility tensors will be presented in details, with a focus on their symmetry properties.LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE LECTURE
By the end of this lecture, students will know...
the constitutive relations of nonlinear optics (\( D= \epsilon_0 E +P \) and \(P=\epsilon_0 \chi^{(1)} E + \epsilon_0 \chi^{(2)} E E + \epsilon_0 \chi^{(2)} E E E+\cdots \) ) (K1)
- the basic properties of nonlinear susceptibility tensors (K4)
By the end of this course, students will be skilled at ...
- Manipulating the nonlinear susceptibility tensor components and, with given incident fields, calculate the components of nonlinear polarisation vector
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2nd order nonlinearities Test
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3rd order nonlinearities Test