Borrmann effect in photonic crystals: Nonlinear optical consequences

Razdol’skii, I. E.; Murzina, T. V.; Aktsipetrov, O.A.; Inoue, M.

doi:10.1134/s0021364008080018

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“…Such regions were explained as the resonant interaction of the MSSW with the leaky exchange modes that appeared due to demagnetization fields created by the surface periodic structure. MSSW diffraction in the Laue geometry was analogical to the formation of the Borrmann and anti-Borrmann modes in photonic crystal [6]. The long wavelength frequency limit of the MSSW spectrum was found to be practically independent on angle θ.…”

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Propagation of Spin Waves in Ferrite Films with Metasurface

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Magnetostatic surface waves (MSSW) propagation in YIG films with "leaky" and "resonant" metasurfaces (MS) is studied. "Leaky" MS was fabricated by ion etching of the subwavelength periodic structure in YIG film surface while "resonant" MS was formed by placing the subwavelength periodic array of YIG stripes onto the plane YIG film. The effects of filtration and the dispersion properties of MSSW in such structures are discussed.

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“…In this case, the frequencies of the observed MSSW absorption (marked by asterisks in Fig. 3a) or transmission can be related to the formation of antiBorrmann and Borrmann modes of the structure [6].…”

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Propagation of Spin Waves in Ferrite Films with Metasurface

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“…The mechanism of this redistribution is the same as in the case of the Borrmann effect [1,3]. There are two spatial modes of wave in crystal: borrmann and antiborrmann modes.…”

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“…The effects initially were opened for the X-rays, may occur for the optical radiation in photonic crystals [1]. The dynamics of the femtosecond light pulse inside the linear PC is similar to diffraction of X-ray beam in a crystal at the Laue scheme.…”

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Experimental observation and numerical simulation of the Laue diffraction in one-dimensional photonic crystals

2010

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We present the results of numerical and experimental studies of spatial and temporal separation of femtosecond light pulses in 1D photonic crystals (PC) in Laue diffraction geometry. The porous silicon PC are fabricated by electrochemical etching using and contain 400 pairs of alternating layers with optical thickness 600 and 680 nm, so that the center of the photonic band gap is placed at about 2600 nm. Spatial splitting of the laser pulse into two, one of them corresponding to the transmitted beam and the second -to the diffracted one, are observed. It is shown that the diffraction angle of the second beam changes when the wavelength of light is tuning, in accordance with the theoretical estimations.

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“…2,3 Designing a microscopic distribution of fields inside the primitive cell of a PC allows for tuning light interaction with PC constituents made of active materials and for a significant change in their optical, magneto-optical, and other responses. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] The paradigm of the PCs and even the term "crystal" has been transferred into electrodynamics from solid-state physics where the behavior of electrons in a periodic system is well studied. It is the wave equation, which describes both the wave function and the electromagnetic wave, that underlines the common features of a crystal in solid-state physics and electrodynamics.…”

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Tailoring surfaces of one-dimensional magnetophotonic crystals: Optical Tamm state and Faraday rotation

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We demonstrate that microscale tailoring of surfaces of magnetophotonic crystals provides an approach to engineer responses of known materials. In particular, we study states that are spatially localized at the interface between magnetophotonic and photonic crystals. Such states are an optical analog of the Tamm states long known in solid-state physics. The optical Tamm states are spectrally located inside band gaps and are associated with a sharp transmission peak in spectra of the system. Substantial enhancement of the Faraday rotation for the wavelength of the optical Tamm state is experimentally observed and attributed to strong light coupling to magnetic constituents of the magnetophotonic crystal. The experimental results are in excellent agreement with the theoretical predictions.

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Borrmann effect in photonic crystals: Nonlinear optical consequences

Cited by 7 publications

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Propagation of Spin Waves in Ferrite Films with Metasurface

Propagation of Spin Waves in Ferrite Films with Metasurface

Experimental observation and numerical simulation of the Laue diffraction in one-dimensional photonic crystals

Tailoring surfaces of one-dimensional magnetophotonic crystals: Optical Tamm state and Faraday rotation

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