2011
DOI: 10.1364/josab.28.000319
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Guided modes in chiral fibers

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“…The bifurcation of the positive and negative modes can be drastic in the same fiber. An impedance matching chiral step-profile fiber could only support the positive (negative) modes as guided modes [16][17][18]. A pure chiral Bragg fiber guides the positive (negative) modes by the total internal reflection and the negative (positive) modes by the effect of Bragg gap [18].…”
Section: Mirror Symmetry Of the Modal Theorymentioning
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“…The bifurcation of the positive and negative modes can be drastic in the same fiber. An impedance matching chiral step-profile fiber could only support the positive (negative) modes as guided modes [16][17][18]. A pure chiral Bragg fiber guides the positive (negative) modes by the total internal reflection and the negative (positive) modes by the effect of Bragg gap [18].…”
Section: Mirror Symmetry Of the Modal Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, if the imaginary part of the positive wavenumber of the core k 1 nearly vanishes, only the LCP mode suffers the material absorption. As shown in [16,17], F 1 and F −1 are separately associated with k 1 and k −1 and represent the RCP field and LCP field, respectively, if β ≈ k 1 . Although, for any mode in the fibers discussed here, both F and F − contribute the modal field, the RCP mode and LCP mode should be mainly determined by F 1 and F −1 , respectively.…”
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