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Beam Splitter in Ti:LiNbO3 using Coupled Waveguide Arrays

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Abstract

The coupling theory of Taylor and Yariv [1,2] pointed the way to a number of potentially useful devices using coupled waveguide arrays. In particular the use of multi-waveguide structures for power distribution and switching was proposed [3,4]. The assumptions of this theory are, however, violated for devices of practical interest and alternative strong coupling theories have therefore been developed [5-8].

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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