Spatial and polarization structure in micro-dome resonators: effects of a Bragg mirror

Details Spatial and polarization structure in micro-dome resonators: effects of a Bragg mirror Spatial and polarization structure in micro-dome resonators: effects of a Bragg mirror

2004-06-26

arxiv.org/abs/physics/0406131v1

"Laser Resonators and Beam Contol VII", edited by Alexis V. Kudryashov and Alan H. Paxton, Proceedings of SPIE vol. 5333, 195-

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Optics

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10.1117/12.544589

Micro-domes based on a combination of metallic and dielectric multilayer mirrors are studied using a fully vectorial numerical basis-expansion method that accurately accounts for the effects of an arbitrary Bragg stack and can efficiently cover a large range of dome shapes and sizes. Results are examined from three different viewpoints: (i) the ray-optics limit, (ii) the (semi-) confocal limit for which exact wave solutions are known, and (iii) the paraxial approximation using vectorial Gaussian beams.

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