Propagation of surface waves at the interface between nonlinear MTMs and anisotropic materials

El‐Khozondar, Hala J.; El‐Khozondar, Rifa J.; Zouhdi, S.

doi:10.1007/s00339-013-8041-4

Appl. Phys. A

2013

DOI: 10.1007/s00339-013-8041-4

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Propagation of surface waves at the interface between nonlinear MTMs and anisotropic materials

Hala J. El‐Khozondar

Rifa J. El‐Khozondar

S. Zouhdi

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“…Sensitivity of TM nonlinear magnetooptical integrated optical sensor 1. Introduction Integrated optical sensors are the only technology, which allows the direct detection of biomolecular interactions; therefore, they can be used to detect water pollutants in environmental control (Numata et al, 1989).…”

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Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to consider a detailed investigation of transversal magnetic (TM) nonlinear magnetooptical integrated optical sensor. The sensitivities of two sensors are presented. The first sensor composed of a dielectric thin film surrounded by a lossless, nonmagnetic, isotropic cladding exhibiting a local Kerr-like dielectric nonlinearity, and a magnetic substrate chosen to be an iron garnet. The second sensor is formed by exchanging the cladding and the substrate media of the first sensor. The homogenous sensitivities of both sensors are calculated as a function of the waveguide thickness and the effective refractive index. The effect of nonlinearity on the sensitivities for both sensors is investigated. Design/methodology/approach-The homogenous sensitivities of both sensors are calculated as a function of the waveguide thickness and the effective refractive index. The effect of nonlinearity on the sensitivities for both sensors is investigated. Numerical calculations are performed using the Maple program. Findings-It was found that the sensitivity for the first sensor sensitivity increases with nonlinearity. While the sensitivity for the second sensor is hardly affected by the change of nonlinearity. It was also found that the thickness of the guiding layer is a critical parameter for the sensitivity of the optical sensor with the optimum thickness being just above cutoff in case of the first structure and at the cutoff in the case of the second structure. Originality/value-A detailed investigation of TM nonlinear magnetooptical integrated optical sensor is considered. The two proposed structures are used to investigate the parameters to get the optimal sensitivity, which is an important issue is the sensor design.

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Propagation of surface waves at the interface between nonlinear MTMs and anisotropic materials

Abstract: International audienc

Cited by 5 publications

References 27 publications

Sensitivity of TM nonlinear magnetooptical integrated optical sensor

Sensitivity of TM nonlinear magnetooptical integrated optical sensor

Complementary electric-LC resonator antenna for WLAN applications

Design of dual-band antenna using an optimized complementary split ring resonator

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