2013
DOI: 10.1109/jphot.2013.2246557
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Slow-Light-Enhanced Nonlinear Characteristics in Slot Waveguides Composed of Photonic Crystal Nanobeam Cavities

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“…In some works, the modal volume V eff for optical resonators is used to estimate the A eff of PC waveguides [15,24]. The nonlinear parameter using V eff is given as [15] where r max denotes the position where |e| is at the maximum.…”
Section: γ Calculated By the Modal Volumementioning
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“…In some works, the modal volume V eff for optical resonators is used to estimate the A eff of PC waveguides [15,24]. The nonlinear parameter using V eff is given as [15] where r max denotes the position where |e| is at the maximum.…”
Section: γ Calculated By the Modal Volumementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the above expressions for the nonlinear parameter, other works mention that the slowdown factor S [20], defined as the ratio of the phase velocity over the group velocity, which is calculated as n g /n 0 , where n g is group index, is required to estimate γ of PC waveguides [11,23,24,26]. In [20], it was pointed out that the value of γ increased with n g , and S ξ (1 < ξ < 2) should be multiplied to γ for periodic optical waveguides, leading to the definition of the effective nonlinear parameter as .…”
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“…UE to the high Q factor, small mode volume and compact footprint, various microcavities, including microring resonators [1,2], photonic crystal (PhC) cavities [3] and microdisks [4], are finding applications in many areas of physics and engineering, including lasers [5], light-emitting devices [6,7], channel drop filters [8], wavelength-division multiplexing [9], nonlinear optics [10][11][12] and so on. Microcavities have become a promising platform for realizing silicon photonic integrated circuits.…”
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