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Truong, Minh Duy
University of Twente
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- 2020Continuous family of exact Dispersive Quasi-Normal Modal (DQNM) expansions for dispersive photonic structurescitations
- 2019The exact dispersive quasi-normal mode (DQNM) expansion for photonic structures with highly dispersive media in unbounded geometries
- 2019Dispersive Quasi-Normal Mode (DQNM) Expansion in Open and Periodic Nanophotonic Structures
- 2019Quasinormal mode solvers for resonators with dispersive materialscitations
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Continuous family of exact Dispersive Quasi-Normal Modal (DQNM) expansions for dispersive photonic structures
Abstract
n photonics, Dispersive Quasi-Normal Modes (DQNMs) refer to optical resonant modes, solutions of spectral problems associated with Maxwell’s equations for open photonic structures involving dispersive media. Since these DQNMs are the constituents determining optical responses, studying DQNM expansion formalisms is the key to model the physical properties of a considered system. In this paper, we emphasize the non-uniqueness of the expansions related to the over-completeness of the set of modes and discuss a family of DQNM expansions depending on continuous parameters that can be freely chosen. These expansions can be applied to dispersive, anisotropic, and even non-reciprocal materials. As an example, we particularly demonstrate the modal analysis on a 2-D scattering model where the permittivity of a silicon object is drawn directly from actual measurement data.