Horizontal cavity mode between two-dimensional photonic crystals

D Labilloy; H Benisty; C Weisbuch; Thomas Fraser Krauss; V Bardinal; U Oesterle

Horizontal cavity mode between two-dimensional photonic crystals

D Labilloy, H Benisty, C Weisbuch, Thomas Fraser Krauss, V Bardinal, U Oesterle

School of Physics and Astronomy

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Abstract

The authors report the observation of a cavity mode, at lambda = 0.94 mu m, which is tightly confined between two slabs of two-dimensional photonic crystals deeply etched into a laser-like heterostructure waveguide. Guided photoluminescence of this heterostructure is used as an internal point source to probe the horizontal cavity.

Original language	English
Volume	33
Publication status	Published - 6 Nov 1997

Keywords

photonic bandgaps
guided EM wave propagation

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Horizontal cavity mode between two-dimensional photonic crystals

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