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Here you can find the different commented programs on laser optics, ultrashort pulses and general theory of relativity. The presented programs have both scientific and pedagogical orientation. I place the emphasis on analytical approaches, but some worksheets contain the bulky numerical blocks and FORTRAN-code generation. Data processing was considered, too. The content of this page is under permanent construction. In fact, you see a specific journal of my researches and some my conclusions and methods open to questions.

As required, the different worksheets will be integrated in e-books (as example, see "Mathematical ultrashort pulse laser physics", which was published in Maple Application center, and "Introduction to relativistic astrophysics and cosmology through Maple", which also was published in Maple Application center). As further development, I plan to extend the range of the considered problems and to emphasize the integration with numerical tools (e.g. Matlab) .

The separate problem is the web-presentation of the mathematical expressions. I prefer pure HTML coding (without rendering of the equations as GIFs) and TeX coding (you need techexplorer for browsing these files). A review of the different tools of mathematical presentation can be found on MathWeb. Naturally, the program codes can be downloaded, too.

I shall be grateful for any yours notes and offers.

Dr. Vladimir Kalashnikov

© 1999 - 2003

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V.L. Kalashnikov
  Laser Physics
 

Mathematical ultrashort-pulse laser physics (book)

Analytical and numerical approaches to an analysis of the ultrashort-pulse solid-state lasers are presented. Unique self-consistent method of the laser dynamics analysis is based on the symbolical, numerical, programming, and graphical capacities of Maple 8. Algorithmization of the basic conceptions as well as sophisticated research methods is of interest for both students and experts in laser physics and nonlinear dynamics

 

Dispersion characteristics of the tapered fibers

Analytical consideration of the circular and rectangular step-profile fibers is presented. The Helmholtz's equation for a fiber mode results in the transcendental equation for the propagation constant, which can be solved numerically by means of the Matlab-procedure. As a result, the effective refractivity indexes and the fiber's dispersion can be obtained.

 

Propagation of the Gaussian ultrashort pulse in a nonlinear laser medium

Propagation of the Gaussian ultrashort pulse in a nonlinear medium is considered on the basis of the variation and momentum methods. The combined action of self-phase modulation, self-focusing, dispersion, diffraction, spectral filtering, radial varying gain and thermo-lensing is considered. The presented approaches are of interest for an analysis of the Kerr-lens mode-locking ability and the ultrashort pulse stability of the continuous-wave pumped solid-state lasers

 

p - pulses and chirped quasi-solitons in Kerr-lens mode-locked laser laser with coherent semiconductor absorber

Conditions allowing the coherent p - pulses and chirped quasi-solitons in the Kerr-lens mode-locked solid-state laser were investigated

   

Cr: ZnSe:Cr(2+) as a new material for the Kerr-lens mode locking: gain band and nonlinear refraction

Analysis of the gain band width and calculation of the nonlinear refractive index suggest a capability of the ZnSe:Cr(2+)-laser for the few optical cycle pulse generation in mid-IR

   

Estimation of the minimum ultrashort pulse duration in Yb:KYW - laser

Basing on the analysis of Yb(3+):KYW gain band the estimation of the minimum ultrashort pulse duration was obtained

   

Ultrashort pulse spectra in LiSGaF mode-locked laser in the presence of a high-order dispersion and stimulated Raman scattering in the active medium

An analysis of the spectral characteristics of a cw mode-locked LiSGaF-laser is presented. The obtained result demonstrates that the stimulated Raman scattering shifts the ultrashort pulse spectrum in red region and defines the spectral characteristics of the mode locking regime

Q-switch optimization for Yb/Er-glass laser with Co:LMA and Co:MALO saturable absorbers

The algorithms of the pulse parameters computation and optimization are presented for the case of Q-switched pulse-pumped lasers with crystalline saturable absorbers

   
  General Relativity
 

Axial perturbations of the spherically symmetric collapsar in the relativistic theory of gravitation

Axial perturbations of the spherically symmetric metric of the relativistic theory of gravitation have been analyzed in the vicinity of the Schwarzschild sphere. It was found that the perturbation amplitude is zero on the collapsar "surface". As a result, the collapsar has a constant mass, i.e. there is no an absorption of the perturbation modes. The collapsar bears little resemblance to the black hole, rather it is a certain mirror reflecting the falling fields (perhaps with their transformation into gravitational waves)

 

Cosmological models in the relativistic theory of gravitation

The calculations describing cosmological models in the so-called Relativistic Theory of Gravitation are presented

 

Spherically symmetric collapsar in the relativistic theory of gravitation

An investigation of the static spherically symmetric vacuum solution of the Logunov equations demonstrates a strong repulsion at sub-Planckian distance from the Schwarzschild-like singularity, which is stable against the small perturbations and physically unreachable for the collapsing matter

 

Geodesic line in Riemannian space

Equation for the geodesic line is introduced by means of "Ricci" package for tensor analysis in Mathematica

 

Introduction to relativistic astrophysics and cosmology through Maple (book)

The basics of the relativistic astrophysics including celestial mechanics in weak field, black holes and cosmological models are illustrated and analyzed by means of Maple 6

 

Einstein equations in terms of internal and external curvature

Notion of the external curvature in the Theory of General Relativity is considered

 

Clock paradox and accelerated motion in special relativity

The pedagogical analysis of the accelerated motion and clock paradox in framework of the special relativity is presented. Following for Prof. A.A.Logunov's statements we caution against an incorrect and too broad interpretation of the equivalence principle for the accelerated motion

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