Design of one-dimensional magnetophotonic crystals operating at visible wavelengths

Влияние Направления Внешнего Магнитного Поля На Зонную Структуру Магнитофотонных Кристаллов

“…В указанных структурах мы можем иметь дело с большими глубинами модуляции и большими значениями параметра магнитооптической активности. К тому же такие МФК могут иметь очень малые размеры, они способны обеспечить уникальные оптические и магнитооптические свойства запрещенных зон, невзаимности и дефектных мод [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27].…”

A birefringent etalon enhances the Faraday rotation of thin magneto-optical films

“…Nevertheless, in certain designs based on the effect of plasmon-induced enhanced optical transmision (EOT) realized using metallic films with slits or holes, which combine strong field localization with enhanced transmission, the excitation of plasmon modes that give rise to EOT may lead to high transmission and, at the same time, large polarization rotation [23,[26][27][28][29][30][31]. Alternatively, significant enhancement can be achieved by incorporating the MO film between two Bragg multilayer mirrors [35][36][37][38][39] or between two metallic layers [40,41], so as to form a Fabry-Pérot (FP) resonant cavity that confines the EM energy inside the active MO material through multiple reflections at the surfaces. Moreover, simple one-dimensional (1D) designs, including epsilon-near-zero metamaterials consisting of deeply subwavelength metal/MO dielectric multilayers, have also been considered as isolators for circularly polarized light [42].…”

Surface topography to reflectivity mapping in two-dimensional photonic crystals designed in germanium

“…Therefore such periodic structures allow the control of the allowed or suppressed optical modes. The range of potential applications is very generous, including many optical devices, such as optical filters [9,10], waveguides [11,12], optical switches [13], sensors [14], PhC fibers [15], and coupled devices [16]. By tuning the design of the system, such as refractive index, lattice constant and sample thickness, various heterostructures can be achieved which tailor the optical response of these structures.…”