Introduction to Surface and Superlattice Excitations
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A01=D.R. Tilley
A01=Michael G. Cottam
acoustic excitations
advanced excitation theory applications
ATR Spectrum
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Author_Michael G. Cottam
Brillouin
Brillouin Scattering
Brillouin Spectrum
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Dielectric Function
Dipole Exchange Spin Wave
Dispersion
Dispersion Curves
Dispersion Relation
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experimental surface analysis
Ferromagnetic Film
Ferromagnetic Layers
Function
Gap Solitons
Grating Coupling
Green
In-plane Wavevector
interface phenomena
Lo Mode
Lo Phonon
magnetic excitations
Magnetic Layers
Magnetostatic Modes
Mode
multilayer materials
Nonlinear Optics
nonlinear wave interactions
optic excitations
periodic superlattices
phonon dynamics
Rayleigh Waves
Relation
Scattering
solid state physics
Spin
Spin Wave
Stop Band
Surface Excitations
Surface Polariton
surface reconstruction
Voigt Geometry
Wave
YIG Film
Product details
- ISBN 9780750305884
- Weight: 888g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 31 Oct 2004
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Cottam and Tilley provide an introduction to the properties of wave-like excitations associated with surfaces and interfaces. The emphasis is on acoustic, optic and magnetic excitations, and apart from one section on liquid surfaces, the text concentrates on solids. The important topic of superlattices is also discussed, in which the different kinds of excitation are considered from a unified point of view.
Throughout the book, the authors are careful to relate theory and experiment and all of the most important experimental techniques are described. The theoretical treatment assumes only a knowledge of undergraduate physics, except for Green function methods that are used in a few sections; these methods are developed in an appendix. The book also contains extensive references, enabling the reader to consult the research and review literature. Each of the main chapters contains problems to allow the reader to develop topics presented in the text.
