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OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF LOW-DIMENSIONAL MATERIALS
edited by T Ogawa (Osaka City University) & Y Kanemitsu (University of Tsukuba)
This book surveys recent experimental and theoretical studies on optical properties of low-dimensional materials, e.g., artificial crystals in zeolites, C60 and its related compounds, silicon nanostructures including porous Si, II-VI and III-V semiconductor quantum structures, and Pb-based natural quantum-well systems. The eight excellent detailed review articles are written by authorities on each field in Japan. All the materials introduced in this book yield new optical phenomena originating from their mesoscopic and low-dimensional characters contributing to a new research field of condensed matter and optical physics.
Contents:
- Dimensionality and Optical Responses of Materials (T Ogawa)
- Ab
initio Calculation of Nonlinear Optical Susceptibility (T Nakayama)
- Wannier-Stark Localization in Semiconductor Superlattices (M Nakayama)
- Ultraviolet Laser Emission from ZnS-Based Quantum Wells (Y Yamada)
- Luminescence from Silicon Nanostructures (Y Kanemitsu)
- Optical Properties of Pb-Based Inorganic-Organic Perovskites (T Ishihara)
- Solid State Properties of C60 and Its Related Materials (Y Iwasa)
- Arrayed Nanoclusters in Zeolite Crystals (Y Nozue)
Readership: Researchers in materials science, nanoscience, optics, semiconductors, condensed matter physics and applied physics.
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Pub. date: Jan 1996 |
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