Where Can I Find Resources for My Photonics Band Gaps Final Project?

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The discussion centers on finding resources for a project focused on Photonics band gaps. A recommended approach includes starting with a foundational textbook to gain basic knowledge of photonics, followed by reviewing recent academic papers to understand current research trends. The importance of establishing a solid grounding in the subject is emphasized, particularly for the introductory sections of the project paper. Internet sources are suggested primarily for insights into recent developments rather than foundational research.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of photonics principles
  • Familiarity with academic research methodologies
  • Ability to analyze scientific papers
  • Knowledge of how to access library resources
NEXT STEPS
  • Research foundational textbooks on photonics
  • Explore recent academic papers on Photonics band gaps
  • Learn about the latest trends in photonics research
  • Investigate online databases for scientific literature
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Students, researchers, and educators involved in photonics, particularly those working on projects related to Photonics band gaps.

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I need some advice for where to start my project which is about Photonics band gaps. I need to write a 10 pages paper on this subject. I am sure I will be asked a lot about the subject which won't even be in my paper so I need to learn about it as much as I can. But,unfortunatelly I don't know much about Photonics. Do you know any good webpages that gives information about this ?

thanks
 
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Personally I'd start in the library and find a good textbook with some background about photonics in it then perhaps a couple of recent papers on the subject. Its important you get a grounding even if it is the most basic in the subject area first from an introductory text. It is also important for the project since you'll have to show usually in the opening sections what the physical overview of the subject is.

The internet sources are perhaps best for seeing where recent research is heading in that particular field and I wouldn't use it for any more research than that.
 

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