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most citedBroadband photon pair generation from a single lithium niobate microcube

3 citations · 3 across the 1 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

physics.optics2022

Second-harmonic generation tuning by stretching arrays of GaAs nanowires

Grégoire Saerens, Esther Bloch, Kristina Frizyuk +7

We present a wearable device with III-V nanowires in a flexible polymer, which is used for active mechanical tuning of the second-harmonic generation intensity. An array of vertica…

quant-ph20213 cited

Broadband photon pair generation from a single lithium niobate microcube

Ngoc My Hanh Duong, Gregoire Saerens, Flavia Timpu +8

Nonclassical light sources are highly sought after as they are an integral part of quantum communication and quantum computation devices. Typical sources rely on bulk crystals that…

physics.optics2021

Enhanced electro-optic modulation in resonant metasurfaces of lithium niobate

Helena Weigand, Viola V. Vogler-Neuling, Marc Reig Escalé +5

In display technologies or data processing, planar and subwavelength free-space components suited for flat photonic devices are needed. Metasurfaces, which shape the optical wavefr…

physics.optics2020

Modeling of Random Quasi-Phase-Matching in Birefringent Disordered Media

Jolanda S. Müller, Andrea Morandi, Rachel Grange +1

We provide a vectorial model to simulate second-harmonic generation (SHG) in birefringent, transparent media with an arbitrary configuration of non-linear () crystalline g…

physics.optics2020

Broadband Mie-driven random quasi-phase-matching

Romolo Savo, Andrea Morandi, Jolanda S. Müller +6

High-quality crystals without inversion symmetry are the conventional platform to achieve optical frequency conversion via three wave-mixing. In bulk crystals, efficient wave-mixin…

cs.CY2020

How to organize an online conference

Orad Reshef, Igor Aharonovich, Andrea Armani +4

On January 13th 2020, the inaugural Photonics Online Meetup (POM) brought together more than 1100 researchers to discuss the latest advances in photonics. Or rather, it didn't, bec…