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Dirac physics in silicon via ‘photonic boron nitride’

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Abstract

We employ “photonic boron nitride” – a silicon photonic crystal slab composed of a honeycomb lattice of holes – to observe Dirac physics of guided optical modes. The lattice is composed of two component triangular lattices of different hole-size Δr, which breaks the Dirac cone and opens up an observable band gap.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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