Web of Science ResearcherID

Jens U Nockel
RID: A-7639-2008
University of Oregon

Most cited publications:

1. High-power directional emission from microlasers with chaotic resonators

Times Cited: 640 (Web of Science Core Collection®)

2. Ray and wave chaos in asymmetric resonant optical cavities

Times Cited: 582 (Web of Science Core Collection®)

3. Resonance line shapes in quasi-one-dimensional scattering

Times Cited: 159 (Web of Science Core Collection®)

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Spheroids as optical resonators

Dielectric Spheres

Shown here is a prototype of an assembly of dielectric spheroids. Admittedly, there are still some issues with mechanical stability, and the functionality (if there is any) has not been studied in detail.

Optics with microspheres and spheroids

Spheroids as optical resonators have a long history with significant recent progress. To find out more, have a look at the following topics:

Introductory material: what's so special about round resonators?

Circularly symmetric cavities support whisepring-galery modes. See the following pages for some background information.

Last modified: Mon Oct 1 14:18:22 PDT 2012