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Perry Rice earned a BS in physics at Wright State University in 1981. After two years in industry, he went to graduate school and earned a PhD in physics at the University of Arkansas in 1988. He went on to become a professor of physics at Miami University for 30 years, and most recently is a senior research scientist at Azimuth Corporation. His research has been primarily in quantum optics and physics pedagogy, with specialties in cavity/waveguide quantum electrodynamics, nonclassical light, strongly coupled atom-field systems, quantum statistical mechanics, and computational methods including quantum trajectory theory.
In this book, some of the mathematical fundamentals of quantum
optics are introduced in a way to be understandable and usable by
senior undergraduate and first-year graduate students. The amount
of material discussed is huge; one can find the definition of all
kinds of states including squeezed and cat states. The
typographical presentation is very good and some figures are in
colour. The book is available in e-version as well as printed with
a hard cover. I found a very few misprints and believe its reading
can be very useful to people who already know about the subject and
wish for a short reminder of it.
Mario Bertolotti 2021 Contemporary Physics, Taylor &
Francis Group * Contemporary Physics *
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