About
Professor Schotland’s research is focused on theoretical optical physics with applications to biomedical imaging and nano-optics. Areas of current interest include optical tomography, optical imaging of nanoscale systems, and the use of quantum states of light for optical imaging. Inverse problems, particularly inverse scattering problems, are a unifying theme that connects these areas.
Selected Publications
Inverse Scattering and Acousto-Optic Imaging (Bal, G. and Schotland, J.), Phys. Rev. Lett. 104, 043902 (2010).
Short-Distance Expansion for the Electromagnetic Green’s Tensor (Panasyuk, G., Schotland, J. and Markel, V.), J. Phys. A 42, 275203 (2009).
Optical Tomography: Forward and Inverse Problems [Topical Review] (Arridge, S. and Schotland, J.), Inverse Probl. 25, 123010 (2009).
Phaseless Three-Dimensional Optical Nano-Imaging (Govyadinov, A., Panasyuk, G. and Schotland, J. ), Phys. Rev. Lett. 103, 213901 (2009).
Convergence and Stability of the Inverse Scattering Series for Diffuse Waves (Moskow, S. and Schotland, J.), Inverse Probl. 24, 065005 (2008).
Classical Theory of Optical Nonlinearity in Conducting Nanoparticles (Panasyuk, G., Schotland, J. and Markel, V.), Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 047402 (2008).
Radiative Transport Equation in Rotated Reference Frames (Panasyuk, G., Schotland, J. and Markel, V.), J. Phys. A 39, 115-137 (2006).
Eikonal Method for Calculation of Coherence Functions (Zysk, A., Carney, P. S. and Schotland, J.), Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, 043904 (2005).
Symmetries, Inversion Formulas, and Image Reconstruction for Optical Tomography (Markel, V. and Schotland, J.), Phys. Rev. E 70, 056616 (2004).
Computational Lens for the Near-Field (Carney, P. S., Frazin, R., Bozhevolnyi, S., Volkov, V., Boltasseva, A., and Schotland, J.), Phys. Rev. Lett. 92, 163903 (2004).
