Hammer, 2002 - Google Patents
Resonant coupling of dielectric optical waveguides via rectangular microcavities: The coupled guided mode perspectiveHammer, 2002
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- Hammer M
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Placed between two waveguides that serve as input and output ports, a wide segment of a third high contrast multimode dielectric waveguide can constitute the cavity in an integrated optical microresonator. We consider these devices in a spatial 2D setting by means of a …
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