Interference of guiding polariton mode in "traffic" circle waveguides composed of dielectric spherical particles

Physics – Optics

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21 page, 8 figures, submitted to Physical Review E

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10.1016/j.physleta.2008.12.071

The interference of polariton guiding modes propagating through "traffic circle" waveguides composed of dielectric spherical particles is investigated. The dependence of intensity of the wave on the position of the particle was studied using the multisphere the Mie scattering formalism. We show that if the frequency of light belongs to the passband of the waveguide, electromagnetic waves may be considered as two optical beams running along a circle in opposite directions and interfering with each other. Indeed, the obtained intensity behavior can be represented as a simple superposition of two waves propagating around a circle in opposite directions. The applications of this interference are discussed.

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