International Trends in Optics

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Contributors, Pages xv-xviii
Preface, Pages xix-xx, Joseph W. Goodman
CHAPTER 1 - Integrated Optics, OEICs, or PICs?, Pages 1-12, Herwig Kogelnik
CHAPTER 2 - Quantum Optoelectronics for Optical Processing, Pages 13-23, D.A.B. Miller
CHAPTER 3 - Optics in Telecommunications: Beyond Transmission, Pages 25-35, Peter W.E. Smith
CHAPTER 4 - Microoptics, Pages 37-55, Kenichi Iga
CHAPTER 5 - Holographic Optical Elements for Use with Semiconductor Lasers, Pages 57-75, H.P. Herzig, R. Dändliker
CHAPTER 6 - Fibre-Optic Signal Processing, Pages 77-94, Brian Culshaw, Ivan Andonovic
CHAPTER 7 - Optical Memories, Pages 95-110, Yoshito Tsunoda
CHAPTER 8 - How Can Photorefractives Be Used?, Pages 111-124, Henri Rajbenbach, Jean-Pierre Huignard
CHAPTER 9 - Adaptive Interferometry: A New Area of Applications of Photorefractive Crystals, Pages 125-140, S.I. Stepanov
CHAPTER 10 - Water Wave Optics, Pages 141-154, Jakob J. Stamnes
CHAPTER 11 - About the Philosophies of Diffraction, Pages 155-166, Adolf W. Lohmann
CHAPTER 12 - The Essential journals of Optics, Pages 167-184, John N. Howard
CHAPTER 13 - Optics in China: Ancient and Modern Accomplishments, Pages 185-194, Zhi-Ming Zhang
CHAPTER 14 - Unusual Optics: Optical Interconnects as Learned from the Eyes of Nocturnal Insects, Crayfish, Shellfish, and Similar Creatures, Pages 195-205, Pál Greguss
CHAPTER 15 - The Opposition Effect in Volume and Surface Scattering, Pages 207-219, J.C. Dainty
CHAPTER 16 - Influence of Source Correlations on Spectra of Radiated Fields, Pages 221-232, Emil Wolf
CHAPTER 17 - Quantum Statistics and Coherence of Nonlinear Optical Processes, Pages 233-246, Jan Peřina
CHAPTER 18 - One-Photon Light Pulses versus Attenuated Classical Light Pulses, Pages 247-265, Alain Aspect, Philippe Grangier
CHAPTER 19 - Optical Propagation through the Atmosphere, Pages 267-277, Anna Consortini
CHAPTER 20 - Are the Fundamental Principles of Holography Sufficient for the Creation of New Types of 3-D Cinematography and Artificial Intelligence?, Pages 279-295, Yury N. Denisyuk
CHAPTER 21 - Medical Applications of Holographic 3-D Display, Pages 297-311, Jumpei Tsujiuchi
CHAPTER 22 - Moiré Fringes and Their Applications, Pages 313-323, Olof Bryngdahl
CHAPTER 23 - Breaking the Boundaries of Optical System Design and Construction, Pages 325-338, Christiaan H.F. Velzel
CHAPTER 24 - Interferometry: What's New Since Michelson?, Pages 339-350, P. Hariharan
CHAPTER 25 - Current Trends in Optical Testing, Pages 351-364,364a,364b,365-373, Daniel Malacara
CHAPTER 26 - Adaptive Optics, Pages 375-390, Fritz Merkle
CHAPTER 27 - Triple Correlations and Bispectra in High-Resolution Astronomical Imaging, Pages 391-405, Gerd Weigelt
CHAPTER 28 - Phase-Retrieval Imaging Problems, Pages 407-422, J.R. Fienup
CHAPTER 29 - Blind Deconvolution—Recovering the Seemingly Irrecoverable!, Pages 423-437, R.H.T. Bates, Hong Jiang
CHAPTER 30 - Pattern Recognition, Similarity, Neural Nets, and Optics, Pages 439-450, Henri H. Arsenault, Yunlong Sheng
CHAPTER 31 - Towards Nonlinear Optical Processing, Pages 451-464, Tomasz Szoplik, Katarzyna Chalasinska-Macukow
CHAPTER 32 - New Aspects of Optics for Optical Computing, Pages 465-480, Valentin Morozov
CHAPTER 33 - Digital Optical Computing, Pages 481-497, S.D. Smith, E.W. Martin
CHAPTER 34 - Computing: A Joint Venture for Light and Electricity?, Pages 499-519, Pierre Chavel
Index, Pages 521-525