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most citedAll-optical octave-broad ultrafast switching of Si woodpile photonic band gap crystals

35 citations · 48 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.optics20177 cited

Modal analysis of wave propagation in dispersive media

M. Ismail Abdelrahman, B. Gralak

Surveys on wave propagation in dispersive media have been limited since the pioneering work of Sommerfeld [Ann. Phys. 349, 177 (1914)] by the presence of branches in the integral e…

cond-mat.mes-hall2013

Artificial magnetism and magnetoelectric coupling from dielectric layers

Yan Liu, Sébastien Guenneau, Boris Gralak

We investigate a high-order homogenization (HOH) algorithm for periodic multilayered stacks. The mathematical tool of choice is a transfer matrix method. Expressions for effective…

physics.optics2013

Finite Element Method (Chapter from "Gratings: Theory and Numeric Applications")

Guillaume Demésy, Frédéric Zolla, André Nicolet +1

In this chapter, we demonstrate a general formulation of the Finite Element Method allowing to calculate the diffraction efficiencies from the electromagnetic field diffracted by a…

physics.optics20125 cited

A route to all frequency homogenization of periodic structures

Yan Liu, Sébastien Guenneau, Boris Gralak

We start from a one-dimensional periodic multilayered stack in order to define a frequency power expansion of effective permittivity, permeability and bianisotropic parameters. It…

physics.optics20091 cited

Multiple-scattering method applied to gyrotropic media

Wojciech Śmigaj, Boris Gralak

We present an extension of the multiple-scattering calculational method to the case of gyrotropic media.

physics.optics200635 cited

All-optical octave-broad ultrafast switching of Si woodpile photonic band gap crystals

Tijmen G. Euser, Adriaan J. Molenaar, J. G. Fleming +3

We present ultrafast all-optical switching measurements of Si woodpile photonic band gap crystals. The crystals are spatially homogeneously excited, and probed by measuring reflect…