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physics.optics2026

Full-field and Bloch-periodic-factor discretizations: Accuracy and phantom modes

Igor Tsukerman

One can distinguish four major formulations of the Bloch-mode problem in linear periodic media. First, there are two common complementary ways of slicing the Bloch variety (Bloch w…

physics.optics2024

Bulk-Boundary Correspondence in 2D Photonics: Analysis and Simulation

Igor Tsukerman

The centerpiece of topological photonics is the bulk-boundary correspondence principle (BBCP), which relates discrete invariants of the Bloch bands to the possible presence of inte…

physics.optics2020

Homogenization of Layered Media: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Symmetry Breaking

Igor Tsukerman, A N M Shahriyar Hossain, Y. D. Chong

A general homogenization procedure for periodic electromagnetic structures, when applied to layered media with asymmetric lattice cells, yields an effective tensor with magnetoelec…

physics.optics2017★ 2 cited

The FLAME-slab method for electromagnetic wave scattering in aperiodic slabs

Shampy Mansha, Igor Tsukerman, Y. D. Chong

The proposed numerical method, "FLAME-slab," solves electromagnetic wave scattering problems for aperiodic slab structures by exploiting short-range regularities in these structure…

physics.optics2015★ 5 cited

Can photonic crystals be homogenized in higher bands?

Vadim A. Markel, Igor Tsukerman

We consider conditions under which photonic crystals (PCs) can be homogenized in the higher photonic bands and, in particular, near the -point. By homogenization we mean introdu…

physics.optics2015★ 4 cited

Nonasymptotic Homogenization of Periodic Electromagnetic Structures: Uncertainty Principles

Igor Tsukerman, Vadim A. Markel

We show that artificial magnetism of periodic dielectric or metal/dielectric structures has limitations and is subject to at least two "uncertainty principles". First, the stronger…