Raman Effect: Inelastic Light Scattering

The book Raman Effect presents not only the brief biography of Sir CV Raman who had discovered for the first time a unique and very useful effect popularly known as the Raman Effect named after he had received the Nobel Prize for his discovery but also discusses basic principles of light scattering and its applications in some atmospheric phenomena, classical and quantum explanations of Raman Effect. The elucidation of the book is in quite simple lingo and straight forward without ambiguities with clear illustrations to be clearly understood to readers. Undergraduate, graduate and research students may find the book worth valuable in their endeavors.

Rakesh Kumar Pandey: PhD in Physics from BHU is a lecturer. He has published several research paper and books of international repute. He has derived for the first time analytical expressions for structure factor using OZ equation under MMSA for CAP and for space expansion rate, and has established a new uncertainty limit of mass-time measurements.