Maximum time delay achievable on propagation through a slow-light medium
By R. W. Boyd, Daniel J. Gauthier, Alexander Gaeta, Alan E. Willner. 2005
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Slow and fast light in optical fibres (2008, background): “In most situations this effect manifests itself as a broadening of the optical pulses and sets a limit on the maximum dela”
- Fundamentals and Applications of Slow Light (2010, methodology): “This thought can be quantified using the maximum fractional delay [70] (also known as the delay-bandwidth product [71]).”
- Ultracompact optical buffers on a silicon chip (2007, background): “…close to electronic resonances in atomic media 3,4 or vibrational transitions in glass fibres 5 has been shown to produce very large optical delays 6–8 , the spectral bandwidth of such slow-light media, being at most in the megahertz range, is too narrow for buffering of the multi-Gbps data…”