Photonic crystal fibres
By Jonathan C. Knight. Nature, 2003
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Plant Science
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- Recent advances in plasmonic photonic crystal fibers: design, fabrication and applications (2017, background): “Since its discovery in 1996, the past two decades have witnessed substantial development of PCF technology for sensing, communication and medical applications [24, 25].”
- Supercontinuum generation in photonic crystal fiber (2006, methodology): “Rather, more efficient techniques such as the multipole method or the imaginary distance beam propagation method are preferred, 5Note that when we discuss the SC coherence in this paper, we are referring to the stability of the phase at each wavelength across the SC spectrum.”
- Phonon-polaritonics: enabling powerful capabilities for infrared photonics (2019, background): “17 β is essentially the modal refractive index [188].”
- Graphene photonic crystal fibre with strong and tunable light–matter interaction (2019, background): “A graphene–PCF (Gr–PCF) complex provides several unique advantages: (1) the flexibility of graphene facilitates its tight attachment to the hole walls of the PCF; (2) the atomic thickness of graphene keeps the PCF structure and main optical functions intact and (3) the distinct properties of graphen”
- The renaissance and bright future of fibre lasers (2005, neutral): “Microstructuring the fibre adds several attractive properties to conventional fibres, and that is why PCFs or ‘holey fibres’ are currently the subject of intense research [30].”