Theoretical analysis of metal-clad single-mode fiber-type polarizers

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Theoretical analysis of metal-clad single-mode fiber-type polarizers

Abstract: We present a method, based on the equivalent-current theory of optical waveguide coupling, by which metal-clad optical fiber polarizers can be analyzed. Good agreement between theoretical predictions and previously published experimental results is attained.

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