Generalized Finite Differences Method Applied to Finite Photonic Crystal

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Main Authors: Bustamante, Santiago, Marulanda, Esteban, Mahecha, Jorge, Vinck, Herbert
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Published: 2023
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author Bustamante, Santiago
Marulanda, Esteban
Mahecha, Jorge
Vinck, Herbert
author_facet Bustamante, Santiago
Marulanda, Esteban
Mahecha, Jorge
Vinck, Herbert
contents We propose a Generalized Finite-Differences in the Frequency Domain method for the computation of photonic band structures of finite photonic crystals. Our approach is to discretize some fundamental domain instead of a single unit cell, such that boundary conditions of interest can be introduced into the eigenvalue problem. The validity and effectiveness of the proposed method are shown for the case of a one-dimensional photonic crystal embedded in an optical cavity. The limit from finite to infinite photonic crystals is reviewed in view of the proposed method.
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spellingShingle Generalized Finite Differences Method Applied to Finite Photonic Crystal
Bustamante, Santiago
Marulanda, Esteban
Mahecha, Jorge
Vinck, Herbert
Computational Physics
Optics
We propose a Generalized Finite-Differences in the Frequency Domain method for the computation of photonic band structures of finite photonic crystals. Our approach is to discretize some fundamental domain instead of a single unit cell, such that boundary conditions of interest can be introduced into the eigenvalue problem. The validity and effectiveness of the proposed method are shown for the case of a one-dimensional photonic crystal embedded in an optical cavity. The limit from finite to infinite photonic crystals is reviewed in view of the proposed method.
title Generalized Finite Differences Method Applied to Finite Photonic Crystal
topic Computational Physics
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.06671