Fundamentals of optical waveguides

By 岡本勝就. 2006

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Subwavelength Optical Engineering with Metasurface Waves (2018, background): “As illustrated in Figure 2b, a dielectric waveguide with high refractive index can also confine light into the subwavelength scale.[37] Similar to the plasmonic metal–insulator–metal waveguide,[28] the propagation constant at a given frequency is dependent on the width, which promises the local phas”
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Optical generation and distribution of continuously tunable millimeter-wave signals using an optical phase modulator (2005, neutral): “1) Dispersion Effect: When fiber chromatic dispersion is taken into consideration, the propagation constant β(ω) of the fiber for an optical sideband at ωo ± nωe can be approximately represented by a Taylor series around the center angular frequency ωo [10]”