G. R. Hadley. Numerical simulation of reflecting structures via solution of the 2D Helmholtz equation. In Integrated Photonics Research, volume 3, pages ThD1--1, San Francisco, California, February 17-19 1994.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles

....conditions. Ideally, these boundary conditions should lead to the same solution u(x; y) on Omega Gamma as the one obtained by solving the Helmholtz equation on the whole, infinite domain. Exactly this idea has been proved to be of great practical relevance in simulation of grating structures [1]. As another example consider the configuration given in Fig. 1. The incident light, guided by a waveguide, is reflected by a small dielectric mirror. The dimensions of the mirror are such that besides the reflection refraction and diffraction occurs, too. This example will serve throughout the ....

G. R. Hadley. Numerical simulation of reflecting structures via solution of the 2D Helmholtz equation. In Integrated Photonics Research, volume 3, pages ThD1--1, San Francisco, California, February 17-19 1994.

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