2012-10-26
Measuring the spatial extent of individual localized photonic states
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Phys. Rev. B , Volume 86 - Issue Article number: 155153 p. 1- 5
We measure the spatial extent of individual photonic states that are localized by residual disorder in a slow-light photonic crystal waveguide. The size of the states is measured by locally perturbing them individually through an electromagnetic interaction with a near-field probe. We identify localized states that are not observed in transmission and show that they are shorter than the waveguide length. We also obtain near-field measurements of the participation ratio, from which the size of the states is also derived, in quantitative agreement with the size measured with the perturbation method.
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Spasenović, M., Beggs, D. M., Lalanne, P., Krauss, T. F., & Kuipers, K. (2012). Measuring the spatial extent of individual localized photonic states. Phys. Rev. B, 86(Article number: 155153), 1–5. doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.86.155153 |
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