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most citedBloch surface waves at the telecommunication wavelength with Lithium Niobate as top layer for integrated optics

26 citations · 47 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.optics2021

Contactless optical spinning tweezers with tunable rotation frequency

N. Hameed, T. Zeghdoudi, B. Guichardaz +6

Advances in optical trapping design principles have led to tremendous progress in manipulating nanoparticles (NPs) with diverse functionalities in different environments using bulk…

physics.optics2020

Excitation of Symmetry Protected Modes in a Lithium Niobate Membrane Photonic Crystal for Sensing Applications

Ayman Hoblos, Miguel Suarez, Nadège Courjal +2

Our theoretical study reveals the opportunity to develop an electric field sensor basedon the exploitation of Symmetry Protected Mode (SPM) that we excite within an electro-optical…

physics.optics2019★ 9 cited

Revealing photonic Symmetry-Protected Modes () by Finite-Difference-Time-Domain method

A. Hoblos, M. Suarez, B. Guichardaz +3

This letter is devoted to point out a specific character of the Finite-Difference-Time-Domain method through the study of nano-structures supporting geometrical symmetry-protected…

physics.optics2019★ 12 cited

Correcting the formalism governing Bloch Surface Waves excited by 3D Gaussian beams

Fadi Issam Baida, Maria-Pilar Bernal

Due to the growing number of publications and applications based on the exploitation of Bloch surface waves and the gross errors and approximations that are regularly used to evalu…

physics.optics2018★ 26 cited

Bloch surface waves at the telecommunication wavelength with Lithium Niobate as top layer for integrated optics

Tatiana Kovalevich, Djaffar Belharet, Laurent Robert +5

Lithium niobate (LN) based devices are widely used in integrated and nonlinear optics. This material is robust and resistive to high temperatures, which makes the LN-based devices…

physics.optics2017

Magnetic spin-orbit interaction directs Bloch surface waves

Mengjia Wang, Hongyi Zhang, Tatiana Kovalevitch +7

We study the directional excitation of optical surface waves controlled by the magnetic field of light. We theoretically predict that a spinning magnetic dipole develops a tunable…