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Botten L, White T, de Sterke C, et al. Photonic crystal devices modelled as grating stacks: matrix generalizations of thin film optics. Opt Express. 2004;12(8):1592-604doi: 10.1364/opex.12.001592.
Botten, L., White, T., de Sterke, C., McPhedran, R., Asatryan, A., & Langtry, T. (2004). Photonic crystal devices modelled as grating stacks: matrix generalizations of thin film optics. Optics express, 12(8), 1592-604. https://doi.org/10.1364/opex.12.001592
Botten, L, et al. "Photonic crystal devices modelled as grating stacks: matrix generalizations of thin film optics." Optics express vol. 12,8 (2004): 1592-604. doi: https://doi.org/10.1364/opex.12.001592
Botten L, White T, de Sterke C, McPhedran R, Asatryan A, Langtry T. Photonic crystal devices modelled as grating stacks: matrix generalizations of thin film optics. Opt Express. 2004 Apr 19;12(8):1592-604. doi: 10.1364/opex.12.001592. PMID: 19474985.
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Opt Express. 2004 Apr 19;12(8):1592-604. doi: 10.1364/opex.12.001592.

Photonic crystal devices modelled as grating stacks: matrix generalizations of thin film optics.

Optics express

L Botten, T White, C de Sterke, R McPhedran, A Asatryan, T Langtry

PMID: 19474985 DOI: 10.1364/opex.12.001592

Abstract

A rigorous semi-analytic approach to the modelling of coupling, guiding and propagation in complex microstructures embedded in two-dimensional photonic crystals is presented. The method, which is based on Bloch mode expansions and generalized Fresnel coefficients, is shown to be able to treat photonic crystal devices in ways which are analogous to those used in thin film optics with uniform media. Asymptotic methods are developed and exemplified through the study of a serpentine waveguide, a potential slow wave device.

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