Physical Review B · 2004 · 15 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsOptical MaterialsOpticsNonlinear Optical MaterialsOptical Properties Of SolidsPeriodic Structure AnalysisPhotonic CrystalsPolarization OpticsThin Film Optical PropertiesBirefringencePolarizationPolarization DispersionPolarization EffectsSpontaneous PolarizationSubwavelength Periodic Structures
We have studied biaxial, birefringent, one-dimensional, multilayer structures and found a wavelength region where the phase of one specific polarization component of the transmitted field increases with wavelength, giving rise to unusual polarization dependent dispersive effects of the input beam. We discuss the conditions that lead to these effects, and examine possible ways to enhance them.
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