Advanced Optics: Bragg Gratings and Surface Waves

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This lecture covers the use of Bragg gratings in optical fibers as filters and sensors for measuring strain or temperature, as well as the concept of Bloch surface waves in periodic layered media, with a focus on their properties and applications.

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