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Theoretical Aspects and New Developments in Magneto-Optics

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  • © 1980

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Editors:
  1. Jozef T. Devreese

    1. University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Series B: (NSSB, volume 60)

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Table of contents (24 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
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  2. Lectures

    1. Level Quantization and Broadening for Band Electrons in a Magnetic Field: Magneto-Optics Throughout the Band

      • L. M. Falicov
      Pages 1-27

    2. Magnetoplasma Effects in Solids

      • J. J. Quinn
      Pages 29-82

    3. Magnetooptical Studies of the Electronic Structure of Semimetals

      • M. S. Dresselhaus
      Pages 83-100

    4. Graphite Intercalation Compounds-General Properties

      • M. S. Dresselhaus
      Pages 101-116

    5. Magnetoreflection Studies of Graphite Intercalation Compounds

      • M. S. Dresselhaus
      Pages 117-132

    6. Dispersion Theory and Moments Relations in Magneto-Optics

      • David Y. Smith
      Pages 133-182

    7. Screening of Impurities in Strong Magnetic Fields

      • Janos Hajdu
      Pages 183-194

    8. Quantum Magnetotransport Theory

      • Jànos Hajdu
      Pages 195-215

    9. Spectra of Polarons in a Magnetic Field

      • J. T. Devreese, J. De Sitter, E. J. Johnson, K. L. Ngai
      Pages 217-254

    10. Two-Photon Absorption and Spin-Flip Raman Scattering in Small Band Gap Semiconductors

      • Carl R. Pidgeon
      Pages 255-289

    11. Excitons and Impurities in Magnetic Fields

      • A. Baldereschi
      Pages 291-314

    12. Optical Properties of the Europium Chalcogenide Magnetic Semiconductors

      • G. Dresselhaus
      Pages 315-335

    13. Use of Brillouin Zone Folding in Magnetooptics

      • G. Dresselhaus
      Pages 337-345

    14. Magneto-Optics of Shallow Donors in Small-Gap Semiconductors

      • Wlodek Zawadzki, Jacek Wlasak
      Pages 347-390

    15. Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves and Magnetooptics

      • Peter Grosse
      Pages 391-418

    16. Optical Orientation in Semiconductors

      • E. J. Johnson
      Pages 419-446

    17. Magneto-Optical Studies of Impurities

      • R. A. Stradling
      Pages 447-479

    18. Far Infrared Optical and Magneto-Optical Studies of Si Space Charge Layers

      • B. D. McCombe
      Pages 481-525

  3. Seminars

    1. Properties of Electron-Hole-Drops in Ge in Magnetic Field

      • D. Bimberg, M. S. Skolnick
      Pages 527-531
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The Advanced Study Institute on "Theoretical Aspects and New Developments in Magneto-Optics" was held at the University of Antwerpen (R.U.C.A.), from July 16 to July 28, 1979. The Institute was sponsored by NATO. Co-sponsors were: Agfa-Gevaert (Belgium), A.S.L.K. (Belgium), Bell Telephone Mfg. CO. (Belgium), Esso Belgium, Generale Bankmaatschappij (Belgium), General Motors (Belgium), I.B.M. (Belgium), Kredietbank (Belgium), Metallurgie Hoboken-Over­ pelt (Belgium), National Science Foundation (U.S.A). A total of 60 lecturers and participants attended the Institute. Scope of the Institute The magneto-optic phenomena are due to the change of the polarizability of a substance as a result of the splitting of the quantized energy bands. Most of these phenomena were discovered during the second half of this century. The understanding of the magneto-optical effects of all kinds, however, was brought by the advent of quantum mechanics, and since then important progress has been made in many fields of experimental methods and techniques.

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  • University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium

    Jozef T. Devreese

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