Analysis of dielectric lamellar gratings coated with anisotropic layers

Mori, Shizuo; Mukai, Kazuhiro; Yamakita, Jiro; Rokushima, Katsu

doi:10.1364/josaa.7.001661

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“…Several authors have studied the scattering of an incident plane wave by an anisotropic grating. The Coupled Wave Method for isotropic gratings has been extended to anisotropic gratings by Rokushima et al [7], Glytsis et al [8] and Mori et al [9]. The Chandezon method (or C-method) has been applied to anisotropic gratings by Harris et al [10].…”

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Simulations of birefringent gratings as polarizing color separator in backlight for flat-panel displays

Xu¹,

Urbach²,

Boer³

2007

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Simulations of birefringent gratings as polarizing color separator in backlight for flat-panel displays

Xu¹,

Urbach²,

Boer³

2007

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“…Use of the holographic grating resulted in the Wood's grating anomaly [34][35][36] being observed and it was left uncorrected. It manifested itself as an apparent local minimum in all spectra at ~515 nm.…”

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Differentiating Among Plant Spectra by Combining pH Dependent Photoluminescence Spectroscopy with Multi-Way Principal Component Analysis (MPCA)

Anderson

Danielson²,

Obeidat³

et al. 2011

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Photoluminescence spectroscopic probes offer the potential for differentiation among plant species in real-time. Since pH has been shown to be pivotal in affecting extraction efficiency of other plant compounds pH seemed appropriate as an additional dimension within our multi-way principal component analysis (MPCA) to differentiate among six different plant species. In particular, MPCA allowed differentiation between Sporobolus and Pleuraphis that was not possible using only principal component analysis (PCA). This research suggests MPCA may be a more appropriate tool than PCA when attempting to discriminate among plant species.

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“…The Coupled Wave Method for isotropic gratings [8] has been extended to anisotropic gratings by Rokushima et al [9], Glytsis et al [10], Mori et al [11] and Montemezzani et al [12]. The Chandezon method (C-method) has been applied to anisotropic gratings by Harris et al [13].…”

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Characterization of the diffraction efficiency of polymer-liquid-crystal-polymer-slices gratings at all incidence angles

Xu¹,

Sio²,

Caputo³

et al. 2008

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Abstract:Recently, a novel holographic diffraction grating made of polymer slices alternated to homogeneous films of nematic liquid crystal (POLICRYPS) was realized. We study the optical performance of the POLICRYPS gratings by both numerical simulations and experiments. Characterization of the grating at normal and conical reading mount are performed. The diffraction efficiency depends strongly on the angles of incidence. Besides, the characterization of the diffraction efficiency at Bragg angle incidence is studied. A uniform high diffraction efficiency is achieved when the incident wave satisfies the Bragg condition.

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Analysis of dielectric lamellar gratings coated with anisotropic layers

Cited by 34 publications

References 8 publications

Simulations of birefringent gratings as polarizing color separator in backlight for flat-panel displays

Simulations of birefringent gratings as polarizing color separator in backlight for flat-panel displays

Differentiating Among Plant Spectra by Combining pH Dependent Photoluminescence Spectroscopy with Multi-Way Principal Component Analysis (MPCA)

Characterization of the diffraction efficiency of polymer-liquid-crystal-polymer-slices gratings at all incidence angles

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