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Fundamentals of Nano and Quantum Photonics

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  • Course duration

    1061 Min

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  • Language

    English

Why enroll

Participants join this course because it opens a window into one of the most exciting and fast-growing areas of modern science and technology. It helps learners understand how light behaves at the nano and quantum scale, which is the foundation of many future technologies such as quantum computing, advanced sensors, and nanophotonic devices.The course is especially valuable for students and researchers who want to strengthen their research thinking, build intuition beyond textbook theory, and learn analytical tools used in real research work. It also helps participants connect fundamental concepts with ongoing research trends, making them more confident in pursuing higher studies, publishing research, or starting work in advanced photonics and quantum technology fields.

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Fundamentals of Nano and Quantum Photonics

30 Lectures

1061 min

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    Photonic integrated circuits course introduction

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    Preview

    39 min

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    Wave optics review

    26 min

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    Electromagnetic theory review 1

    27 min

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    Electromagnetic theory review 2

    64 min

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    Photonic integrated circuits: an introduction

    25 min

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    Photonic integrated circuits evolution

    44 min

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    Photonic integrated circuit components 1

    29 min

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    Photonic integrated circuit components 2

    22 min

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    Dispersion

    47 min

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    Phase velocity and Group velocity

    30 min

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    Anisotropic medium and reciprocity

    41 min

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    Polarisation in anisotropic medium

    40 min

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    Optical axes

    43 min

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    Waveguide structure

    32 min

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    Waveguide modes 1

    31 min

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    Waveguide modes 2

    49 min

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    Field Equation

    25 min

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    Guided modes in symmetric

    23 min

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    Waveguide design-boundary value formulation

    46 min

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    Waveguide design-BVP solution

    31 min

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    Waveguide design-perturbation approach

    33 min

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    Waveguide design Effective Index method

    38 min

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    Coupled mode theory 1

    43 min

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    Coupled mode theory - 1

    34 min

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    Two-mode coupling

    28 min

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    Co and counter propagating mode coupling

    56 min

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    Phase matching

    15 min

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    Directional coupler

    42 min

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    Y-splitter

    23 min

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    Multi-Mode Interference coupler

    35 min

Course details

This course aims to introduce students to advanced topics and current research areas in Nano and Quantum Optics. It focuses on the basic principles while helping learners build strong intuition and practical analytical skills.The course is mainly intended for postgraduate students and PhD research scholars in Photonics. Senior undergraduate students from ECE, EE, Physics, or related fields will also benefit by gaining early exposure to this cutting-edge research area. Faculty members who wish to expand their knowledge or prepare for research-oriented programs will also find this course useful.
Source - NPTEL,NOC IITM

Course suitable for

  • Electronics & Instrumentation
  • Automotive
  • Electrical
  • Engineering & Design
  • Project Management
  • Research & Developmnet

Key topics covered

  • Fundamentals of nanophotonics

  • Light–matter interaction

  • Plasmonics

  • Dielectric nanostructures

  • Photonic crystals

  • Metamaterials

  • Nano-lasers

  • Nanofabrication

  • Quantum photonics

  • Photon statistics

  • Single-photon sources

  • Light–atom interactions

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