Springer Fano Resonances in Optics and Microwaves Book 219

Explore the fundamental principles of wave scattering with Fano Resonances in Optics and Microwaves. This technical volume from the Springer Series in Optical Sciences examines how the interaction between discrete localized states and a continuum of propagation modes creates unique Fano interference effects in transmission. Originally rooted in atomic physics, these resonances have expanded into essential phenomena for modern optics, microwave, and terahertz technologies. The text provides a deep look at various wave processes through the study of interference phenomena. Readers will gain insights into novel coherent effects, including bound states in the continuum and the resulting collapse of Fano resonance. This book serves as a comprehensive resource for those studying the development of Fano-based techniques. It is designed to help researchers and students understand the characteristic properties of wave processes across multiple scientific disciplines.