Tracking light in high Q low V nanocavities

Philippe Velha; Philippe Velha; Philippe Velha; Benoit Cluzel; Benoit Cluzel; Benoit Cluzel; Loic Lalouat; Loic Lalouat; Loic Lalouat; Emmanuel Picard; Emmanuel Picard; Emmanuel Picard; David Peyrade; David Peyrade; David Peyrade; Jean Claude Rodier; Jean Claude Rodier; Jean Claude Rodier; Thomas Charvolin; Thomas Charvolin; Thomas Charvolin; Philippe Lalanne; Philippe Lalanne; Philippe Lalanne; Frédérique de Fornel; Frédérique de Fornel; Frédérique de Fornel; Emmanuel Hadji; Emmanuel Hadji; Emmanuel Hadji

doi:10.1364/SL.2006.MB5

Slow and Fast Light
Technical Digest (CD) (Optica Publishing Group, 2006),
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Tracking light in high Q low V nanocavities

Philippe Velha, Benoit Cluzel, Loic Lalouat, Emmanuel Picard, David Peyrade, Jean Claude Rodier, Thomas Charvolin, Philippe Lalanne, Frédérique de Fornel, and Emmanuel Hadji

Slow and Fast Light 2006

Washington, D.C. United States
23–26 July 2006
ISBN: 1-55752-816-0

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P. Velha, B. Cluzel, L. Lalouat, E. Picard, D. Peyrade, J. C. Rodier, T. Charvolin, P. Lalanne, F. de Fornel, and E. Hadji, "Tracking light in high Q low V nanocavities," in Slow and Fast Light, Technical Digest (CD) (Optica Publishing Group, 2006), paper MB5.

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Abstract

A near-field optical probe is used to observe the electromagnetic field within photonic crystal nanocavities. The cavity mirrors are designed to provide mode matching. A quality factor enhancement by two orders of magnitude is observed.

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