Indexlist

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z,

A,
Abbreviations; Index of	[1],
Absolute temperature	[1],
Absorbing polarizers	[1],
Absorption length	[1], [2],
Accumulators	[1],
Activity instead of concentration	[1],
Advanced	[1],
Aeral density	[1],
Alloys (as conductors)	[1],
Amorphous metals	[1],
Amorphous silicon	[1],
Amperes law	[1],
Angular momentum	[1],
Angular momentum, atoms and	[1],
Anisotropie; optical	[1],
Anode; battery	[1],
Anti-ferromagnetic materials	[1],
Anti-reflection coatings	[1],
Antiferromagnets	[1],
Antireflection coatings	[1],
Astigmatism	[1],
Atom polarization	[1],
Attenuation index; of light	[1],
Attenuation of light	[1], [2],
Avalanche breakdown	[1],
B,
Backbone 1	[1],
Backbone 2	[1],
Backbone I module	[1],
Backbone II module	[1],
Barium titanate	[1],
Basics modules	[1],
Batteries	[1], [2], [3],
Battery; weight	[1],
Beam-splitting polarizers	[1], [2],
Beer; and decay of excited states	[1],
Beweglichkeit; Definition	[1],
Bioluminescence	[1],
Birefringence	[1],
Black body radiation	[1],
Black body radiator	[1],
Black box; dielectric as	[1],
Bloch wall	[1],
Bohr magneton	[1],
Bohrs model	[1],
Bold script for index words	[1],
Boltzmann distribution	[1], [2],
Books: Askeland; The Science and Engineering of Materials	[1],
Books: Fasching, Werkstoffe für die Elektrotechnik	[1],
Books: Hummel, Electronic Properties of Materials	[1],
Books: Jones; Materials Science for Electrical and Electronic Engineers	[1],
Books: Murarka, Peckerar: Electr. Mat. Sci.+Techn.	[1],
Books: Münch, Werkstoffe der Elektrotechnik	[1],
Books: Warnes; Electronic Materials	[1],
Botzmann distribution	[1],
Boundary conditions for E and H	[1],
Brewster angle	[1], [2], [3],
C,
calcite; birefringence	[1],
Capacitors	[1],
Cathode (for electron beams)	[1],
Cathode ray tube	[1],
Cathode ray tubes	[1],
Cathode; battery	[1],
Cathodes	[1],
Cathodoluminescence	[1], [2],
Cermet	[1],
Chemiluminescence	[1],
Chip	[1],
Chromatic aberation	[1],
Circular polarization	[1],
Circular wave	[1],
Cirular polariziation; making	[1],
Clausius-Mosotti equation	[1],
Coercivity	[1],
Coherence length	[1], [2],
Coherence of light	[1],
Coherent light	[1],
Colors; and frequency	[1],
Columns in module matirx	[1],
Complex index of refraction	[1],
Complex magnetic permeability	[1],
Complex notation; for harmonic oscillator	[1],
Compton effect	[1],
Concave lens	[1],
Concave mirror	[1],
Conducting polymers	[1],
conducting rods polarizer	[1],
Conductivity; tensor	[1],
Conductors; non-metallic	[1],
Constantan	[1],
Constructive interference	[1],
Contact materials	[1],
Contact resistance	[1],
Contact voltage	[1], [2],
Contacts	[1],
Contacts between conductors	[1],
Continous wave Laser	[1],
Convex lens	[1], [2],
Costs of light sources	[1],
Critical angle	[1],
Crown glass	[1],
Crystal anisotropy amd magnetism	[1],
crystal; meaning glass	[1],
Crystalloluminescence	[1],
Curie law	[1],
Curie temperature	[1], [2],
Curie-Weiss law	[1],
Current collector; in battery	[1],
Current density	[1],
D,
Damping constant; for light	[1],
Dazugehörig, korrekt, eigentlich	[1],
Debye equations	[1],
Debye length	[1], [2], [3], [4],
Density of carriers	[1],
Depolarization factor	[1],
Destructive interference	[1],
Diamagnetic materials	[1], [2],
Diamagnets	[1],
Dichroism	[1],
Dictionary English - German	[1],
Dielectric as Black Box	[1],
Dielectric constant	[1], [2],
Dielectric constant; relative	[1],
Dielectric failure	[1],
Dielectric function	[1], [2],
Dielectric function of water	[1], [2],
Dielectric function; black box definition	[1], [2],
Dielectric materials	[1],
Dielectric susceptibility	[1], [2], [3],
Dielectric tensor	[1],
Differential operators; in spherical coordinates	[1],
Diffraction; definition	[1], [2], [3],
Diffusion barrier	[1],
Diffusion coefficent	[1],
Diffusion current; electrical	[1],
Dioptre	[1],
Dipole moment	[1],
Dipole resonance	[1], [2],
Direction of propagation	[1],
Dispersion properties	[1],
Dispersion; optical	[1],
Displacement currents	[1],
Dissipation; von Energie	[1],
Distance between charges in dipoles	[1],
Dog piss; and herapathite	[1],
Dog piss; and polarization	[1],
Domain structure; from minimizing free enthalpy	[1],
Domain wall energy	[1],
Domain walls	[1],
Doping; conducting polymers	[1],
Double refraction	[1],
Double slit experiment	[1],
Double slit interference experiment	[1],
Drift current	[1],
Drift velocity	[1],
Drift velocity; of fly swarm	[1],
Driftgeschwindigkeit	[1],
Dynamic random access memory	[1],
E,
Easy directions (in ferromagnets)	[1],
Ecercises	[1],
Eddy currents; in magnetic materials	[1],
Efficacy; luminous	[1],
Efficiency of light sources	[1],
Einstein	[1],
Einstein-Smoluchowski relation	[1], [2],
Einstein; photoelectric effect	[1],
Einstein; stimulated emission	[1],
Electrets	[1],
Electric car	[1],
Electrical breakdown	[1],
Electrical diffusion current	[1],
Electrical displacement	[1],
Electrical flux density	[1],
Electro-optic Kerr effect	[1],
Electrochemical potential	[1],
Electrochromic materials	[1],
Electroluminescence	[1], [2],
Electroluminescence from solar cell	[1],
electrolyte; in battery	[1],
Electrolytes	[1],
Electrolytic breakdown	[1],
Electromagnetic lenses	[1],
Electromagnetic wave; and dielectrics	[1], [2],
Electron gas	[1],
Electron microscopes	[1],
Electron spin resonance	[1],
Electron tubes	[1],
Electronic Polarization	[1],
Electrostriction	[1],
Elliptically polarized light	[1],
Emission characteristic of light	[1],
Energie dissipation	[1],
Energy conservation in optics	[1],
Energy crisis	[1],
Ensemble average	[1],
Entropy	[1], [2],
Entropy; and orientation polarization	[1],
Equivalent circuit diagram	[1], [2],
Ergodic hypothesis	[1],
Extinction coefficient; for electromagnetic radiation	[1],
Extraordinary wave	[1],
F,
Far ield	[1],
Faraday effect	[1],
Feldstärke; statt Spannung	[1],
Fermi energy	[1], [2],
Ferrimagnetic materials; and conductivity	[1], [2],
Ferrimagnetism	[1],
Ferrimagnets	[1],
Ferromagnetic materials	[1], [2],
Ferromagnets	[1],
Ficks law	[1], [2],
Field current	[1],
Field emission	[1],
Field emission guns	[1],
Field strength	[1], [2],
Figure of merit	[1],
Figures of merit	[1],
First law of material science	[1],
Flat panel displays	[1],
Flat-panel display	[1],
Fliegenschwarmanalogie	[1],
Flint glass	[1],
Fluorescent lamp	[1],
Fluorescent tube	[1],
Flux of electrical field	[1],
Focal length of lens	[1],
Focal point	[1],
Foil polarizers	[1],
Format Hyperscript	[1],
Fourier integral	[1],
Fourier integrals	[1],
Fourier Series	[1],
Fourier transform	[1], [2],
Fourier Transforms	[1],
Fractoluminescence	[1],
Free electron gas model	[1],
Free enthalpy	[1],
Frequency of light	[1],
Fresnel coefficients	[1],
Fresnel equations	[1],
Fresnel equations TE	[1],
Fresnel equations TM	[1],
Friction	[1],
Friction; and energy dissipaton	[1],
Frictional force; on electron	[1],
Fuel cell	[1],
Fuel cells	[1],
Fuel injector; piezoelectric	[1],
Fundamental unit for magnetism	[1],
G,
Gauss law	[1],
Generating light	[1],
Geometric optics	[1],
Geometric optics; basics	[1],
Giant magnetoresistance effect	[1],
Giant magnetostriction	[1], [2],
Grazing incidence	[1],
Gyromagnetic relation	[1],
H,
Haitz's Law	[1],
Hall effect	[1],
Hall Koeffizient	[1],
Hall voltage	[1],
Hard directons (in ferromagnets)	[1],
Hard disc	[1],
Harmonic frequencies	[1],
Harmonic Oscillator	[1],
Harmonic systems	[1],
Heating elements	[1],
Herapathite crystal	[1],
Herapathite; and polarization	[1],
Hertz effect	[1],
Holes; and thermoeffects	[1],
Hologram	[1],
Hooke's law	[1],
Huygens Fresnel principle	[1],
Huygens principle	[1], [2],
Hyperbolic cotangent	[1],
Hyperscript; format of	[1],
Hystereses losses	[1],
Hystereses losses; for ferromagnets	[1],
Hysteresis	[1],
Hysteresis curve	[1],
I,
Ig Nobel prize	[1],
Illustration modules	[1],
Incandescence	[1], [2],
Incandescend light	[1],
Incandescent light	[1],
Incoherent beam	[1],
Incoherent light	[1],
Index of abbreviations	[1],
Index of key words	[1],
Index of names	[1],
index of refraction	[1], [2],
Indium tin oxide	[1], [2],
Induced dipole moment	[1], [2], [3],
Induced magnetic moment	[1],
Inductors	[1],
Integrated circuit	[1], [2],
Integrated circuits	[1],
Intensity of light beam	[1],
Intensity of light emission	[1],
Intercalation	[1],
Interface polarization	[1],
Interference optics	[1],
Interference paradox	[1],
Interference, wave picture	[1],
Interference; particle picture	[1],
Internal energy	[1],
Inversion center; and piezoelectricity	[1],
Inversion; for Laser	[1],
Ion conducting solids	[1],
Ionic conductors	[1], [2], [3],
Ionic polarization	[1],
Ionics	[1], [2], [3], [4], [5],
Ions	[1],
Irreversible processes	[1],
J,K,
Kerr effect	[1],
Key word index	[1],
Kramers Kronig relation	[1],
L,
Lambda quarter plate	[1],
Lambda Sonde	[1],
Langevin function	[1], [2],
Laptop	[1],
Laser	[1], [2], [3], [4],
Laser mode	[1],
Laser; and absorption	[1],
Laser; and resonator	[1],
Lasers	[1],
Lead frame	[1],
LEDs and total reflection	[1],
Left-handed circular polarization	[1],
Leitfähigkeit; spezifische	[1],
Lens aberations	[1],
Lens errors	[1],
Lenz's law	[1], [2],
Li ion battery	[1],
Lifetime of light source	[1],
Light amplification	[1], [2],
Light emitting diodes; as light sources	[1], [2],
light path; geometric optics	[1],
Light. Wave or particle?	[1],
Light; was is it?	[1],
Linear polarization	[1], [2],
Linear polarizers; principles	[1],
Liquid crystal display	[1],
Liquid crystals	[1],
Local (electrical) field	[1],
Local discharge	[1],
Lorentz force	[1],
Lorentz model	[1],
Luminescence	[1],
Luminous efficacy	[1],
M,
Magentic (relative) permeability of material	[1],
Magnetic dipoles	[1],
Magnetic domains	[1],
Magnetic energy losses	[1],
Magnetic field strength	[1],
Magnetic flux density	[1],
Magnetic imaging	[1],
Magnetic induction	[1],
Magnetic memories	[1],
Magnetic memory	[1],
Magnetic moment	[1],
Magnetic moments of some materials	[1],
Magnetic monopoles	[1],
Magnetic permeability of the vacuum	[1],
Magnetic polarization	[1],
Magnetic resonance imaging	[1],
Magnetic storage material	[1],
Magnetic susceptibility	[1], [2], [3],
Magnetization	[1],
Magneto-optic Kerr effect	[1],
Magnetostriction	[1], [2],
Maintenance of light sources	[1],
Matrix of modules	[1],
Matthiesen	[1],
Matthiesen rule	[1],
Maxwell equations (and dielectrics)	[1],
Maxwell equations and optics	[1],
Mean field theory of ferromagnetism	[1],
Mean free path	[1],
Mean scattering time	[1], [2],
Mechanical contacts	[1],
Mechanoluminescence	[1],
Metallic glasses	[1],
Metamagnet	[1],
Micromechanics	[1],
Microsystems	[1],
Micrrwave oven	[1],
Mie scattering	[1], [2], [3],
Mobility	[1], [2],
Mobility of carriers	[1],
Mobility; and Hall effect	[1],
Mobility; expressed in fundamental terms	[1],
Module matrix	[1],
molecules; scattering at	[1],
Mono-chromatic light	[1],
Monochromatic light	[1],
Morphological phase boundary; in PZT	[1],
Mu-metal	[1],
Multi-chromatic light	[1],
N,
Names: Indiex of	[1],
Nanoparticles; light scattering	[1], [2], [3],
Nanorods	[1],
Nanowires; Si	[1],
Near field	[1],
Negative dielectric constant	[1],
Negative electrode; battery	[1],
Negative index of refraction	[1],
Nernst equation	[1], [2],
Nernst's equation	[1],
Newton rings	[1],
Neél temperature	[1],
Neél walls	[1],
Nicole prism	[1],
Non equilibrium thermodynamics	[1],
Non metals (as conductors)	[1],
Nordheims rule	[1],
Notation, Math	[1],
Notebook	[1],
Numbers concerning light	[1],
Numerical aperture	[1],
Numerical aperture; and resolution	[1],
O,
Ohm's law	[1],
Ohmic materials	[1],
Ohmic resistor	[1],
Ohms law	[1],
Ohmsche Materialien	[1],
Ohmsches Gesetz	[1],
Opacity	[1], [2],
Opacity.	[1],
optic axis	[1],
Optical anisotropie	[1],
Optical compound materials	[1],
Optical tensor materials	[1],
Optically smooth surface	[1],
Ordinary wave	[1],
Organic LED	[1],
Orientation polarization	[1], [2],
Oxygen sensor	[1],
P,
P-n-junctions	[1],
Packaging materials	[1],
Parabolic mirror	[1],
Paramagentism	[1],
Paramagnetic materials	[1],
Paramagnetism of the free electron gas	[1],
Paramagnets	[1],
Particle picture for interference	[1],
Particle picture of light	[1],
Peltier cooling elements	[1],
Peltier effect	[1],
Peltier effects	[1],
Penetration depth	[1],
Permanent magnet	[1], [2],
Permanent magnet; ideal case	[1],
Permittivity	[1],
Permittivity constant	[1],
Perovskite structure	[1],
phase change and sign	[1],
Phase difference	[1],
Phase of light	[1],
Phase shift masks	[1],
Phononen	[1],
Phonons	[1],
Phosphorescence	[1],
Phosphors; luminescent material	[1],
Photoelectric Effect	[1],
Photoluminescence	[1], [2],
Photoluminescence from solar cell	[1],
Photon	[1], [2],
photons; and light	[1],
Piezo electricity; tensor	[1],
Piezoelectric fuel injectores	[1],
Piezoluminescence	[1],
Pinning; of domain walls	[1],
Planck equation	[1],
Plane wave; light	[1],
Pleochroism	[1],
Pockels cells	[1],
Pockles effect	[1],
Poissons equation	[1], [2],
Polarimeter	[1],
Polarizability	[1],
Polarization	[1], [2], [3], [4],
Polarization direction	[1],
Polarization filters	[1],
Polarization is perpendicular to conducting rods	[1],
Polarization mechansims	[1],
Polarization of light	[1], [2],
Polarization plane	[1],
Polarization vector	[1],
Polarization; and photons	[1],
Polarization; definition	[1],
Polarizer	[1],
Polarizing crystals	[1],
Polarizing methods	[1],
Polaroid Corporation	[1],
Polychromatic light	[1],
Positive electrode; battery	[1],
Power efficiency of light sources	[1],
Power flux vs. specific energy	[1],
Power flux: and Poynting vector	[1],
Poynting vector	[1],
Precession of electrons orbits	[1],
Principal axes	[1],
Principal refractive indices	[1],
Properties of light sorces	[1],
Pumping a Laser	[1],
Pyro electricity	[1],
PZT	[1],
Q,
Quantum optics	[1],
Quantum theory	[1],
Quantum theory; and light	[1],
Quarter lambda plate	[1],
Quarter wave plate	[1],
Quartz oscillators	[1], [2],
R,
Radioluminescence	[1],
Random phases	[1],
Rayleigh scattering	[1], [2], [3],
Real image	[1],
Reflected beam	[1],
Reflection	[1],
Reflection; definition	[1], [2], [3],
Refracted beam	[1],
Refraction; definition	[1], [2], [3],
Relative dielectric constant	[1], [2],
Relative magnetic permeability of materials	[1], [2], [3],
Relaxation time	[1], [2], [3],
Remanence	[1],
Resistors	[1],
Resonance	[1],
Resonance frequency; harmonic oscillator	[1],
Resonator	[1],
Reversability of light path.	[1],
Richardsons equation	[1],
Right-handed circular polarization	[1],
Rows in module matrix	[1],
Ruby	[1],
S,
Saturation magnetization	[1], [2],
Scanning tunneling microscopes	[1],
Scattering cross section	[1],
Scattering mechanisms	[1],
Scattering of light	[1],
Scattering time, mean	[1],
Schottky effect	[1],
Schrödinger equation	[1],
Screening charges	[1],
Seebeck effect	[1], [2],
Seebeck voltage	[1],
Selenium	[1],
Semiconducting polymers	[1],
Sensor (solid states	[1],
Sensors	[1],
Si microchips; and optics	[1],
Siemens; as measuring unit	[1],
Sign and phase change	[1],
Sign of Hall voltage	[1],
Silicides	[1], [2],
Silicone vs. Silicon	[1],
Snellius	[1],
Snellius law	[1], [2], [3],
Soft magnet	[1],
Solar cells	[1],
Solid angle	[1],
Solid electrolytes	[1],
Sonoluminescence	[1],
Special conductors	[1],
Specidic resistivity	[1],
Specific conductivity	[1], [2],
Specific energy vs. power flux	[1],
Specific resistivity	[1],
Spectral density	[1],
Spectrum and light source	[1],
Spectrum; from Fourier series	[1],
Specular reflection	[1], [2],
Spherical aberation	[1],
Spherical coordinates	[1],
Spin	[1],
Standing wave	[1],
Stimulated emission	[1],
Streuung an Defekten	[1],
Streuung an Elektronen	[1],
Streuung an Phononen	[1],
Streuung; von Elektronen	[1],
Stromdichte; statt Strom	[1],
Superconductors	[1], [2], [3],
Surface charge (in dielectrics)	[1],
Surface density	[1],
Symmetry breaking; piezoelectricity	[1],
T,
Table of Contents	[1],
Tangens delta	[1],
TE polarization	[1],
Temperature coefficient of resistivity	[1],
Tensor in optics	[1],
tensor index of refraction	[1],
Tensor materials; in optics	[1],
Tensor optics	[1],
Tensor; and conductivity	[1],
Tensor; and piezo electricity	[1],
Tensor; instead of dielectric constant	[1],
Tensor; magnetic	[1],
Texture; for magnetic properties	[1],
Themoelectric effect	[1],
Thermal breakdown	[1],
Thermal equilibrium	[1],
Thermocouple	[1],
Thermocouples	[1],
Thermoelectric effects	[1],
Thermoelectric generators	[1],
Thermoelement	[1],
Thermoluminescence	[1],
Thermovoltage	[1], [2],
Thomson effect	[1],
TM polarization	[1],
Tormalin; and pyroelectricity	[1],
Total reflection	[1],
Transformer core material	[1],
Transistor	[1],
Translucence	[1],
Transmitted beam	[1], [2],
Transparency	[1], [2], [3],
Transparent conductors	[1],
Triboluminescence	[1],
Ttechnical issue un generating light	[1],
Tunnel diode	[1],
Tunneling effect	[1],
U,V,
vacuum impedance	[1],
Vacuum tube	[1], [2],
Velocity (average) of carriers in a crystal	[1],
Verdet constant	[1],
Virtual image	[1],
Volta potential	[1], [2],
W,
Wave function	[1],
Wave impedance	[1],
Wave picture for interference	[1],
Wave picture of light	[1],
Wave vector	[1],
Weiss field	[1],
Weiss theory of freromagnetism	[1],
Weiss's factor	[1],
Widerstand; spezifischer	[1],
Wiedemann-Franz law	[1],
Wollaston prism	[1],
Work function	[1],
X,
X-ray microscope	[1],
X-rays	[1],
Y,
Young's modulus	[1],