K-12
This area will offer resources and activities for students of all ages. Stay tuned!
Undergraduate
We will discuss topics of interest to undergraduates and provide technical resources that will enable university students with a sophomore/junior-level of math and science to understand nonlinear optics.
Graduate
Nonlinear optics is best learned at the advanced level through self study and interaction with peers under the guidance of an individual who is well versed in the fundamentals of the field.
The typical student should have a strong background in the typical physics core required in most graduate programs. This includes a year-long course in Quantum Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism as well as a semester of Statistical Physics and Classical Mechanics. |
Physics 545- Nonlinear Optics
A course of study will be posted here in Spring 2010 that parallels a new Nonlinear Optics (Physics 545) class that is being developed in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Washington State University.
Software that will be used in this course
Course Syllabus |
