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  • Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference
  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2001),
  • paper QML5

Second Harmonic Generation in Planar Photonic Crystal Waveguides

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Abstract

It is now well-established that semiconductor- based slab waveguides textured with a deep, 2-dimensional (2D) periodic pattern of holes exhibit a rich photonic bandstructure. In particular, we have recently reported the dispersion, polarization and lifetimes of resonant or “leaky” photonic eigenstates that can be excited directly from the vacuum half-space above the waveguide.1 These eigenstates are principally composed of superpositions of TE and TM slab-like modes with wavevectors on the order of the reciprocal space vectors that define the dielectric lattice. I he finite lifetimes are associated with a relatively small component of their Bloch states that is phase matched to radiate into the vacuum above, and into the substrate below.

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