Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications

In this thesis, the fundamental physical effects of photonic crystals (PC) on the propagation of waves are studied, completely based on the macroscopic Maxwell's equations. We justify the valid usage of concepts used in the calculation of electronic band structures (EBS) for the computation of...

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Main Author: Ooi, Raymond Chong Heng.
Other Authors: Au Yeung, Tin Cheung
Format: Theses and Dissertations
Language:English
Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-131362023-07-04T15:06:01Z Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications Ooi, Raymond Chong Heng. Au Yeung, Tin Cheung School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Lim, Tuan Kay DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Optics, optoelectronics, photonics In this thesis, the fundamental physical effects of photonic crystals (PC) on the propagation of waves are studied, completely based on the macroscopic Maxwell's equations. We justify the valid usage of concepts used in the calculation of electronic band structures (EBS) for the computation of photonic band structures (PBS). We develop the fundamental theoretical frameworks for 1-D, 2-D and 3-D infinite photonic crystals composed of non-absorptive, non-dispersive, linear and isotropic materials. Powerful MATLAB programs are written to compute the photonic band structures, the EM fields and fields intensity distributions, the phase and group velocities and the effective refractive index of the 2-D photonic crystals in little time with remarkable precision using a personal computer. Master of Engineering 2008-10-20T07:15:33Z 2008-10-20T07:15:33Z 1999 1999 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/13136 en 148 p. application/pdf
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Ooi, Raymond Chong Heng.
Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
description In this thesis, the fundamental physical effects of photonic crystals (PC) on the propagation of waves are studied, completely based on the macroscopic Maxwell's equations. We justify the valid usage of concepts used in the calculation of electronic band structures (EBS) for the computation of photonic band structures (PBS). We develop the fundamental theoretical frameworks for 1-D, 2-D and 3-D infinite photonic crystals composed of non-absorptive, non-dispersive, linear and isotropic materials. Powerful MATLAB programs are written to compute the photonic band structures, the EM fields and fields intensity distributions, the phase and group velocities and the effective refractive index of the 2-D photonic crystals in little time with remarkable precision using a personal computer.
author2 Au Yeung, Tin Cheung
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Ooi, Raymond Chong Heng.
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author Ooi, Raymond Chong Heng.
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title Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
title_short Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
title_full Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
title_fullStr Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
title_full_unstemmed Study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
title_sort study of photonic crystals for novel lasers and photonics applications
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