Journal of the Optical Society of America · 1976 · 610 citations · 6 references
PhotonicsOptical MaterialsEngineeringMultimaterial FiberSlab GuidesOptical PropertiesOptical TransmissionLoss FormulaSuperposition FieldCurvature Loss FormulaFiber OpticsFiber OpticFiber-optic Communication
The loss formula for optical fibers with constant radius of curvature of their axes is derived by expressing the field outside of the fiber in terms of a superposition of cylindrical outgoing waves. The expansion coefficients are determined by matching the superposition field to the field of the fiber along a cylindrical surface that is tangential to the outer perimeter of the curved fiber. This method is a direct extension of my derivation of the curvature-loss formula for slab guides.
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D. Gloge · Applied Optics · 1971 · 1.4K citations
Bends in Optical Dielectric Guides
E. A. J. Marcatili · Bell System Technical Journal · 1969 · 649 citations
Radiation from bent optical waveguides
Allan W. Snyder, Ian White, Daniel J. Mitchell · Electronics Letters · 1975 · 69 citations