Slow light in photonic crystals

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On‐chip single photon sources using planar photonic crystals and single quantum dots (2010, background): “The physics of PC waveguides is rather intriguing, with the defining feature that their engineered waveguide band dispersions yield a vanishing group velocity [72–74].”
Photonic crystal resonances for sensing and imaging (2018, background): “The aim of slow light is to enhance the light–matter interaction [38, 39].”
Slow and fast light in optical fibres (2008, background): “Thus, it is clear by inserting equation (2) into equation (1), that ΔT naturally depends linearly on the pump power.”
Robust optical delay lines with topological protection (2011, background): “A key requirement is the ability to filter and slow down light on-chip over a large bandwidth (several Gbps) for various time-domain processing applications, such as optical buffering and multiplexin”
Dispersion engineered slow light in photonic crystals: a comparison (2010, methodology): “suitable structures for implementing slow light in a waveguide configuration [1, 3, 4], as exemplified by recent demonstrations”
Material slow light and structural slow light: similarities and differences for nonlinear optics [Invited] (2011, background): “Considerable research has been conducted leading to the design of PhC structures that are tailored to produce a strong slow light effect [25–30].”