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Course Information
Professor: Dr. Chip Durfee
Office: Meyer Hall 330
Meeting Times: T Th 11:00-12:15 AM
Location: Meyer Hall 363
Announcements
23 August 2010: Welcome to Laser Physics!
26 August 2010: Homework 1 is posted below. Reading for next time: Svelto 2.2
5 Sept 2010: Homework 2 is posted below. Reading for tuesday: Svelto Appendix A, or equivalently, Griffiths 9.1 - 9.3
Office hours
Tentative Times - Mon 4-5:30 Tues 12:15-1:15 Wed 4-5:30 Thurs 12:15-1:15
Let me know if you can't make any of these times, and I'll rearrange the schedule
Course Forum: Supplementary Readings, Homework Solutions
(not up yet) open to class members only:
If you are not already registered for the Forum, go through the registration steps (this is separate from logging into the Wiki).
In any case, email me to let me know what your user name is.
Forum for 480 http://ticc.mines.edu/csm/forum/index.php?f=83
You may want to open this in a new tab or browser window to maintain access to the wiki page.
Course Material
Syllabus and Reading List
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Homework Assignments:
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Final project
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Take-home midterm
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Lecture Notes
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Mathematica Demos
These aren't actually pdf's. Do a "save link as" to save these to your computer, then open with Mathematica.
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Course Links
Students: when you post links, mark your name and the date of the post
Online Demo's JavaOptics: a nice collection of optics-related demonstrations