Key components for nano-assembled plasmon-excited single molecule non-linear devices

Kewes, Günter; Schoengen, Max; Mazzamuto, Giacomo; Neitzke, Oliver; Schönfeld, Rolf-Simon; Schell, Andreas W.; Probst, J.; Wolters, Janik; Löchel, Bernd; Toninelli, Costanza; Benson, Oliver

doi:10.48550/arxiv.1501.04788

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“…A general theory which is able to describe all Bragg resonances is a promising new tool for designing optical systems based on waveguide structures. For example, in directional couplers, coupling and reflecting gratings are combined [6]. Both gratings have to have different periodicity.…”

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“…Given only the periodicity of a waveguiding structure, it predicts reflection resonances in a straightforward manner. Therefore, light propagation through dielectric waveguides, has been intensively investigated concerning Bragg scattering [1][2][3][4][5][6].…”

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“…Since the simple Bragg picture in Eq. (1) often serves as starting point for numerical design of optical components [3,6], it is vital to know which resonances can exist in principle.…”

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Coupled-mode approach to square-gradient Bragg-reflection resonances in corrugated dielectric waveguides

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We demonstrate the appearance of unexpected reflection resonances in corrugated dielectric waveguides. These are due to the curvature of the boundary. The effect is as strong as the ordinary Bragg resonances, and reduces the transmission through our waveguide by 20%. It is thus of high relevance for the design of optimized waveguiding structures. We validate our analytical predictions based on coupled mode theory by a comparison to numerical simulations.

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