Explores the fundamental concepts of modes and states in quantum optics, covering topics such as optical frequency combs, homodyne detection, and quantum resource like squeezed states.
Delves into the statistical aspects of quantum mechanics and its relation to stochastic processes, focusing on quantum optics and Markov jump processes.
Explores homodyne detection in optomechanics, addressing limitations of diode rectification and showcasing the advantages of homodyne detection over traditional methods.
Explores the triumph of determinism in modern mechanics and the methodology of scientific development, with practical exercises on estimating surgical mask usage and analyzing atomic bomb energy.
