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Analysis of discontinuities in planar dielectric waveguides using a hybrid finite-element/boundary-element method

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Abstract

The evaluation of the effect of discontinuities, typically junctions, tapers, or bends, in dielectric waveguides is important in the design of many integrated-optical devices. The planar nature of the waveguides used in many of these devices means that a good approximation to the discontinuity characteristics can be obtained by modeling an equivalent planar waveguide that is obtained by applying the effective index method1 to the three-dimensional waveguide. A similar approximation is used when the beam-propagation method2 is applied to these type problems.

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