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Dispersion and light transport characteristics of large-scale photonic-crystal coupled nanocavity arrays

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Authors: Nobuyuki Matsuda, Eiichi Kuramochi, Hiroki Takesue, Masaya Notomi

Year

2014

Paper ID

47664

Status

Preprint

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We investigate the dispersion and transmission property of slow-light coupled-resonator optical waveguides that consist of more than 100 ultrahigh-Q photonic crystal cavities. We show that experimental group-delay spectra exhibited good agreement with numerically calculated dispersions obtained with the three-dimensional plane wave expansion method. Furthermore, a statistical analysis of the transmission property indicated that fabrication fluctuations in individual cavities are less relevant than in the localized regime. These behaviors are observed for a chain of up to 400 cavities.

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  • We investigate the dispersion and transmission property of slow-light coupled-resonator optical waveguides that consist of more than 100 ultrahigh-Q photonic crystal cavities.

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