Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science
Scientific paper
2010-10-26
Physics
Condensed Matter
Materials Science
Scientific paper
We theoretically and numerically analyze a five-layer "trapped rainbow" waveguide made of a passive negative refractive index (NRI) core layer and gain strips in the cladding. Analytic transfer-matrix calculations and full-wave time-domain simulations are deployed to calculate, both in the frequency- and in the time-domain, the losses or gain experienced by complex-wavevector and complex-frequency modes. We find an excellent agreement between five distinct sets of results, all showing that the use of evanescent pumping (gain) can compensate the losses in the NRI slow-light regime.
Hamm Joachim M.
Hess Ortwin
Kirby Edmund I.
Pickering Tim
Tsakmakidis Kosmas L.
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