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SAE Munich Podcast
On these video pages, the emphasis is on dynamic visual possibilities in active language systems --possibilities that arise from interactions and associations between sights, sounds, and textures, on multiple scales in multiple locations. These visual experiments in poetry are Video POAMS (products of acts of making) that explore what happens when the visual is allowed to extend beyond visible text, and when the page is not required to be paper (though it may still exist that way). The Limited Fork Video Anthology features examples of some of the forms of poetry that Limited Fork Poetics enables and encourages. Look for video poams from student and other practitioners (forkers) of Limited Fork Poetics in this frequently updated podcast. Visit the Limited Fork podcast to learn more about Limited Fork Poetics and to see video poams by the mother of Limited Fork Poetics. And for the the sounds of Limited Fork, visit the Limited Fork Music podcast. Many of the soundtracks from the Video Poams are available at the Limited Fork Music podcast.
Limited Fork Video Anthology
Established in 1816, The Fitzwilliam Museum is the principal art museum of the University of Cambridge. These podcasts offer the chance to learn more about the Museum's treasures, which range from Ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities to the arts of the 21st century, with exclusive introductions to exhibitions, interviews with expert curators and previews of Museum events. (This the standard video version of our podcast, suitable for iPods. Elsewhere, an audio-only podcast in mp3 format is available. Please check our website or the iTunes store for alternative versions.)
The Fitzwilliam Museum Podcast
Contemporary issues in literacy education, reading comprehension instruction and children's literature are featured. This podcast features presentations by Dr. Frank Serafini, Assistant Professor of Literacy Education and Children's Literature at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on such critical issues in Literacy Education as: Reading Comprehension Instruction, The Role of Children's Literature in Elementary Reading Instruction, Reading and Writing Workshop Approaches, Classroom Discourse, and Literacy Assessment and Pedagogy.
The Reading Workshop
These are past shows by various students at Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts
Specs Profile
This channel provides information about SCC's hydraulic and pneumatic automation technology program.
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Automation Technology Program - Spokane Community College
These podcasts contain examples of work from students on the graphic design BA course at Central Saint Martins. They show what it is like to be a student here at the University of the Arts in London. You can see samples of work made by students as they explore the wide subject of graphic design. We collaborate with the design community here in London and there is a record here of a project we did with the Design Museum.
CSM First Year Graphic Design Podcast
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We consider the advantages and disadvantages of three classes of photodetectors: photodiodes, photomultiplier tubes and thermal detectors.
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Laser Spectroscopy Podcast
This is the green sheet that describes the class.
Physics 268 Syllabus
00:00:00
This is the green sheet that describes the class.
Physics 268 Syllabus
00:00:00
We look at transient effects in laser gain material, -switching and mode locking as methods to get short pulses.
Short Pulse Generation
01:16:59
Podcsat from 2008 of lecture on Raman spectroscopy. This is in place of the 11/9 lecture given about Raman spectroscopy, for which the audio didn't record properly.
Raman Scattering
01:15:09
Podcsat from 2008 of lecture on stimulated Raman scattering. This content was not covered in class this semester. This is for your interest only and will not be covered on exams.
Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy
01:15:11
We look at how saturation causes hole burning in a spectral line, and measurement techniques such as lamb-dip spectroscopy and intermodulated fluorescence that can take advantage of this for doppler-free measurements.
Nonlinear Spectroscopy
01:17:12
We look at basic methods of emission spectroscopy including laser induced fluorescence, resonant enhanced multi-photon emission (REMPI), intermodulated fluorescence and stimulated emission pumping.
Emission Spectroscopy
01:13:59
WE look at basic techniques of absorption spectroscopy including direct detection, frequency modulation, intracavity absorption and cavity ringdown spectroscopy.
Absorption Spectroscopy
01:17:07
We look at how the natural lifetime of an energy level produces a Lorentzian line profile and how the natural linewidth can be broadened by Doppler broadening, pressure broadening, transit time broadening and saturation broadening.
spectral line profiles
01:15:28
We look at how interferometers can be used to measure wanelength.
Interferometers
01:15:40
We look at the principles of operation of prism spectrometers and grating spectrometers and discuss operating characteristics (speed, resolving power, spectral transmission and free spectral range).
Spectrometer Operation
01:19:02
We consider the advantages and disadvantages of three classes of photodetectors: photodiodes, photomultiplier tubes and thermal detectors.
Photodetectors
01:20:55
We look at several examples of tunable lasers and discuss nonlinear optics as a mechanism to increase the region of the spectrum available from laser sources.
Tunable Lasers
01:14:18
We look at 3-level and 4-level gain systems in laser amplifiers, discuss optical cavities and tuning elements of laser oscillators.
Fundamentals of Lasers
01:18:47
We look at an example of calculating the bond length and bond strength of HCl from a measured mid IR absorption spectrum.
Molecular Absorption
01:02:02
We look at energy levels associated with rotation and vibration of molecular bonds
Molecular Energy Levels
01:20:38
We look at the Bohr model of the atom and see how it can be used to explain the line spectrum of Hydrogen, and then generalize to other atoms.
Energy Levels
01:15:57
We look at an application of our previous quantum treatment of the two-level atom for measuring G the universal gravitational constant.
Gravity Measurements
01:11:38
We look at absorption as a quantum effect and introduce the Einstein A and B coefficients for stimulated and spontaneous emission.
Quantum Model of Absorption
01:17:05
We use the classical electron oscillator model to derive the functional form of the index of refraction in material as well as the absorption, which we relate to the cross section.
Index of Refraction and Absorption
01:11:40
We investigate absorption of light by matter using the classical electron oscillator model. In the process we introduce phasor notation.
Classical Electron Oscillator Model
01:12:13
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10/6/2009
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