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Ab initio spatial coupled-mode theory of Fano resonances in optical responses of multilayer interference resonators

Nesterenko et al., 2022

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5302896558595042608
Author
Nesterenko D
Hayashi S
Soifer V
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Physical Review A

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To reveal origins of resonance characteristics of multilayer interference structures, we developed an ab initio spatial coupled-mode theory using the approximations of general electromagnetic theory of wave propagation in stratified media. In contrast to the …
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