2023
DOI: 10.3390/photonics10111237
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Odd Magneto-Optical Linear Dichroism in a Magnetophotonic Crystal

Tatiana V. Mikhailova,
Daria O. Ignatyeva,
Sergey D. Lyashko
et al.

Abstract: The phenomena of magneto-optical polarization rotation and circular magnetic dichroism are well known in the Faraday configuration. We present another effect, an odd magneto-optical linear dichroism, arising in nanostructures with polarization-dependent mode Q-factors and magneto-optical components. It reveals itself as the magneto-optical modulation of light intensity for the two opposite magnetization directions in the Faraday configuration. The effect was demonstrated on a magnetophotonic crystal with a cav… Show more

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“…They can be used effectively for various applications in various fields of physics studying wave processes and technical applications in photonic crystal slabs, waveguides, single subwavelength particles [62]. They includes include filtering [63], lasing [64], magnetophotonics [65], detection of biological objects [66], nonlinear generation and self-action [67], photonic devices [68], active THz devices [69], optical tuning of halcogenide metasurfaces [70], enhancement of chiral nonlinear response [71], and harmonic generation in hybrid structures with monolayers of transition metal dichalcogenides [72]. Moreover, localized states in the continuum in single nanoparticles can be applied to achieve a record-high efficiency of second-harmonic and higher harmonic generation [73], the generation of quantum-entangled photons [74], and low-threshold lasing [75].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They can be used effectively for various applications in various fields of physics studying wave processes and technical applications in photonic crystal slabs, waveguides, single subwavelength particles [62]. They includes include filtering [63], lasing [64], magnetophotonics [65], detection of biological objects [66], nonlinear generation and self-action [67], photonic devices [68], active THz devices [69], optical tuning of halcogenide metasurfaces [70], enhancement of chiral nonlinear response [71], and harmonic generation in hybrid structures with monolayers of transition metal dichalcogenides [72]. Moreover, localized states in the continuum in single nanoparticles can be applied to achieve a record-high efficiency of second-harmonic and higher harmonic generation [73], the generation of quantum-entangled photons [74], and low-threshold lasing [75].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%