Udemy – Optics from Beginner to Expert – Physics of Light 2023-2 – Download

Explanation

Optics from Beginner to Expert – Physics of Light This course is for anyone who wants to learn about optics: Beginner to Expert! A little high school math (trigonometry, equations) is all you need to know to get started! A fundamental question in optics is: ‘What is light?’ Is light a ray or light that can be completely described by geometry? Can a wave of light interfere with other waves and bend the corners? Does light consist of particles with energy and motion like electrons or even macroscopic objects like footballs? Here, we will discuss all these methods based on theory and experiments.

I can guarantee that you will learn a lot regardless of your current skill level. Advanced students: Later lectures on wave and quantum optics are at undergraduate level. My name is Börge Göbel and I am a postdoc working as a scientist in theoretical physics. Therefore, I use ideas that have been presented many times, but I have not forgotten the time I learned from them and I still remember the problems that I and other students had. I have improved my mentor skills as a teacher of Bachelor, Master and PhD students in theoretical physics and I have other successful courses here on Udemy.

What will you learn?

Geometry of optics: Reflection & Refraction to understand Mirrors & Mirrors
Wave optics: Diffraction, Interference & Separation of light as a wave explained by Huygens’ principle & Electrodynamics
Quantum optics: Energy, Momentum & Spin of Light as photons
Popular experiments: Two-slice experiment, Electric effect, Compton effect & many more
Solar cells & LASER as modern lighting technology
Mathematical description and inference: From Maxwell’s equations to Fresnel’s equations
Exercise and application of cool phenomena like Biefringence & Dichroism
Modern optical phenomena such as Holography & Fourier optics

Who is this course for?

All skill levels from beginners to experts: Sections vary from easy difficulty (geometric optics) to advanced (quantum optics)
Anyone who wants to understand ‘What is light?’ from many perspectives
Students who want to understand famous experiments and events related to light
The more advanced sections are specially designed for college and university students who are also interested in the mathematical explanation of the effect.