Tissue Optics: Measurement Methods

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Explores tissue optics, including Kubelka-Munk theory, radiance, and light dosimetry in tissues for photomedicine applications.

Explores wave propagation, diffraction, interference, and Young's double-slit experiment.

Introduces Hilbert space as a big place where quantum systems evolve with unitaries.

Explores optical methods in chemistry, focusing on materials properties and applications, including non-linear optics and self-focusing phenomena.

Discusses the energy, momentum, and generation of electromagnetic waves, along with their applications in optics and radiation pressure.

Provides an overview of electromagnetic wave properties, including speed, refraction, frequency spectrum, and polarization.

Introduces the basic principles of ray optics, covering topics such as microscopy aspects, image formation, and laws of reflection and refraction.

Explores spatial frequencies, wave propagation, diffraction phenomena, and optical filtering techniques.

Explores optical methods in chemistry, covering microscopy, manipulation, and spectroscopy techniques.

Covers the principles and components of measurement systems, including accuracy, uncertainty, and error classification.