国际著名数学图书（影印版）：光学中的数学模型（英文版）

　　Foreword
　　Preface
　　Chapter 1
　　overview and applications of diffractive optics technology
　　j. allen cox
　　Chapter 2
　　variational methods for diffractive optics modeling
　　gang bao and david c. dobson
　　Chapter 3
　　high-order boundary perturbation methods
　　oscar p. bruno and fernando reitich
　　Chapter 4
　　mathematical reflections on the fourier modal method in grating theory
　　lifeng li
　　Chapter 5
　　electromagnetic models for finite aperiodic diffractive optical elements
　　dennis w. prather, mark s. mirotznik, and shouyuan shi
　　Chapter 6
　　analysis of the diffraction from chiral gratings
　　habib ammari and jean-claude nedelec
　　Chapter 7
　　the mathematics of photonic crystals
　　peter kuchment
　　Chapter 8
　　mathematical analysis and numerical approximation of optical waveguides.
　　anne-sophie bonnet-ben dhia and patrick joly
　　Index

　　    作者：（美国）包刚 （美国）Lawrence Cowsar （美国）Wen Masters
　　    Gang Bao is Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan.
　　    Lawrence Cowsar is Technical Manager, Optical Fiber Design and Simulation Tools Group, Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies in Murray Hill, New Jersey.
　　    Wen Masters is Deputy Division Director of the Math, Computer and Information Sciences Division at the Office of Naval Research in Arlington,Virginia. 

　　This volume addresses recent developments in mathematical modeling in three areas of optical science: diffractive optics, photonic band gap structures, and waveguides. particular emphasis is on the formulation of mathematical models and the design and analysis of new computational approaches. the book contains cutting-edge discourses on areas motivated by emerging technology in optics that provide significant challenges and opportunities for applied mathematicians, researchers, and engineers.
　　Each of the three topics is presented through a series of survey papers to provide a broad overview focusing on the mathematical models. chapters are organized to present model problems, physical principles, mathematical and computational approaches, and engineering applications corresponding to each of the three areas. while some of the subject matter is classical, the topics presented are new and represent the latest developments in their respective fields.
　　This book is intended to help researchers and especially graduate students gain broad exposure to model problems in the areas of optical science:diffractive optics, photonic band gap structures, and waveguides. it includes up-to-date results and references for more experienced researchers while providing introductory material for those less familiar with these areas.