Covering a wide range of topics, this book delves into the fundamentals of photonics, including electrodynamics and quantum mechanics, while also exploring practical components like lasers and detectors. It combines theoretical principles with advanced mathematical tools to enhance understanding and familiarize readers with relevant research literature. Key subjects include polarization optics, waveguides, light-matter interaction, and nonlinear optics. Aimed at students and professionals in physics, electronics, and related fields, it serves as both a textbook and a comprehensive reference.
