2020
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.101.033828
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Stopping light using a transient Bragg grating

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“…It has been shown that dynamically varying a slow light resonance in this way with a pulse trapped inside the structure will result in the pulse bandwidth being compressed and the pulse being brought to a practical stand-still [10,11] which is analogous to the behavior observed in EIT [12]. This behavior has been studied in a general theoretical context [13,14] and has been applied to various specific devices such as a quasiphase-matched waveguide using backward frequency conversion [15], a p-i-n integrated photonic crystal nanocavity [16], a waveguide with moving index fronts [17] and in a grating coupled metal-dielectric-metal waveguide [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…It has been shown that dynamically varying a slow light resonance in this way with a pulse trapped inside the structure will result in the pulse bandwidth being compressed and the pulse being brought to a practical stand-still [10,11] which is analogous to the behavior observed in EIT [12]. This behavior has been studied in a general theoretical context [13,14] and has been applied to various specific devices such as a quasiphase-matched waveguide using backward frequency conversion [15], a p-i-n integrated photonic crystal nanocavity [16], a waveguide with moving index fronts [17] and in a grating coupled metal-dielectric-metal waveguide [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…It has been shown that dynamically varying a slow-light resonance in this way with a pulse trapped inside the structure will result in the pulse bandwidth being compressed and the pulse being brought to a practical stand-still [8,9] which is analogous to the behavior observed in EIT [10]. This behavior has been studied in a general theoretical context [11] and has been applied to various specific devices such as a p-i-n integrated photonic crystal nanocavity [12], a waveguide with moving index fronts [13] and in a grating coupled metal-dielectric-metal waveguide [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%