photonic crystal

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crystal
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/ˈkrɪs.təl/us
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transparent glass of very high quality, usually with its surface cut into ...
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Self-stabilization of the carrierenvelope phase of an optical parametric amplifier verified with aphotoniccrystalfiber.
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The periodicity of thephotoniccrystalstructure must be around half the wavelength of the electromagnetic waves that are to be diffracted.
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This structural coloration is the result of coherent scattering of light by thephotoniccrystalnature of the scales.
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It covers the examination of new optical materials, especially ofphotoniccrystalfibres, and more generally the field of nano- and micro-structured photonic materials.
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The chitin walls of the hollow bristles form a hexagonal honeycomb-shapedphotoniccrystal; the hexagonal holes are 0.51 metre apart.
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This structure may be likened to aphotoniccrystal.
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This was made possible by growing aphotoniccrystaland projecting a laser beam into the crystal.
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This method is popular among thephotoniccrystalcommunity as a method of solving for the band structure (dispersion relation) of specificphotoniccrystalgeometries.
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One promising method of fabrication for two-dimensionally periodic photonic crystals is aphotonic-crystalfiber, such as a holey fiber.
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Recently, he has helped develop a photonic quasicrystal (the quasicrystal analogue of aphotoniccrystal) for efficiently trapping and manipulating light in selected wavebands.
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This is the basis of the optical band gap in aphotoniccrystal, of which opal is the best known natural example.
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Using fiber draw techniques developed for communications fiber it meets these two requirements, andphotoniccrystalfibres are commercially available.
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Another promising method for developing two-dimensional photonic crystals is the so-calledphotoniccrystalslab.
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Furthermore, the subwavelength period distinguishes the photonic metamaterial from photonic band gap orphotoniccrystalstructures.
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In two dimensions a simple model of aphotoniccrystalconsists of polygonal cells of a dense dielectric with narrow interfaces between the cells filled with air.
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One-dimensional photonic crystals can be either isotropic or anisotropic, with the latter having potential use as an optical switch.
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