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Efficient Eigenmode Calculations Using Imaginary-distance Beam Propagation Method

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Abstract

The imaginary-distance beam propagation method[1-5] is a rigorous numerical technique for calculating the transverse eigen- modes of optical waveguides. For finite difference calculations of the fundamental mode, we show how the rate of convergence may be optimized so much less iterations are needed.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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