1: Spectroscopy and Electronic Structure of Inorganic Solids
2: Energy Levels of Free Atoms and of Optical Centres in
Crystals
3: Symmetry and Group Representation Theory
4: Radiative Transition Rates and Selection Rules
5: Electronic Centres in a Vibrating Crystalline Environment
6: Experimental Techniques
7: Colour Centres in Ionic Crystals
8: Spectroscopy of Lanthanide (rare-earth) and Actinide Ions in
Solids
9: Optical Streptroscopy of Transition Metal Ions in Solids
10: Spectroscopy at High Dopant Concentrations
11: Solid State Lasers
12: Optical Detection of Magnetic Resonance
Brian Henderson
Professor Emiritus, Strathcyde University
Home address:
5 Raynhams
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Saffron Waldon
Essex CB10 1AT
Brian Henderson graduated with B Sc (1958) and Ph D (1962) at
Birmingham University, England. Researches into the spectroscopic
properties of point defects and paramagnetic ions in insulating
materials led to appointments at AERE Harwell, as Reader in Physics
at Keele University, Professor of Natural Philosophy at Trinity
College, Dublin and Professor of Photonics at the University of
Strathclyde in Glasgow. He has more than 200 publications including
books, critical reviews and refereed
journal articles. He retired in 1997.
George F. Imbusch
Professor Emiritus
National University of Ireland, Galway
University Road
Galway
Ireland
Frank Imbusch obtained the BSc (1956) and MSc (1958) degrees at
University College, Galway, after which he carried out graduate
research for his Ph D (1964) at Stanford University with the Nobel
Laureate Art Schawlow. His researches on high resolution optical
spectroscopy of transition and rare earth metal ions in solid state
hosts continued at the Bell Laboratories before his return to
Galway as lecturer in Physics in 1967. He was promoted there to
Professor of Experimental Physics in 1976
and retired from the Department of Physics in 2000. He is at
present Academic Research Officer at the Royal Irish Academy.
`An excellent introduction to the theoretical and experimental
aspects of solid-state spectroscopy.'
David R. Foster, American Scientist
`This book has been carefully and clearly written and is
attractively produced...an excellent introduction to the
subject.'
William Hayes, Journal of Modern Optics
`A worthy general account.'
Peter Day, The Times
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