Join us for a webinar to discover a wide range of optical and electro-optical analysis tools for bulk, 2D materials and nanowires available in QuantumATK.

Date: 19^th of February, 2020
Time 1: 9 AM CET (Europe) / 1.30 pm IST (India) / 4 pm CST (China) / 5 pm KST (South Korea) / 5 pm JST (Japan)
Time 2: 12 pm EST (US East Coast) / 9 am PST (US West Coast)/ 6 pm CET (Europe)

Duration: 30 minutes (plus 15 min Q&A session)

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Optical and electro-optical analysis tools are of paramount importance when characterizing emerging materials, extracting information about vibrational, and chemical properties, inhomogeneities, strain, crystallinity, electron-phonon coupling and anharmonicities in a local environment, and detecting different structural phases.

• See in action how easy it is to set up and perform optical and electro-optical analysis calculations of
  • Raman spectrum: either polarization dependent for one or multiple angles between incoming and scattered light, or polarization averaged spectrum
  • Infrared spectrum
  • Refractive indices, extinction coefficients, reflectivity, susceptibility, optical conductivity
  • Optical spectrum including a possibility to calculate an intraband contribution for metals
  • Second order susceptibility
  • Electro-optical tensor
• Learn how to conveniently resolve different phonon contributions to optical properties, investigate the importance of ionic contribution to optical properties in polar materials and the effect of electron-phonon coupling
• Discover how you could use the intuitive NanoLab GUI to plot and analyze results from optical property simulations

QuantumATK is a complete and fully integrated software toolkit for atomic-scale modeling of complex materials, interfaces, nanostructures and electronic devices. Atomic-scale modeling tools in QuantumATK range from classical force fields to semi-empirical models and DFT with either LCAO or plane-wave basis sets. Learn more about calculating optical properties with QuantumATK here:

• Optical Spectrum
• Raman Spectrum

You are welcome to ask questions throughout the webinar or at the end during the Q&A session.

Register for the webinar here