Microspherical Lasers-Steady States and Their Instabilities

L.A. Kotomtseva; G.P. Lednyeva

European Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
paper QThG18

Microspherical Lasers-Steady States and Their Instabilities

L.A. Kotomtseva and G.P. Lednyeva

European Quantum Electronics Conference 1996

Hamburg Germany
8–13 September 1996
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Abstract

For ultrafast optical data processing systems many types of spatial lasing constructions are proposed in last time. The advantages of the spherical resonator have been pointed out because of tremendously high quality factor of morphology-dependent resonances in the microdielectric sphere. Such quality factor value provides us a very low threshold laser and optically bistable device. Lasing microparticles in many respects can be preferable to other small light sources.

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