A novel finite-difference beam-propagation method for large Δn and Δz

M. Majd; A. Splett; K. Petermann

doi:10.1364/IPR.1991.ThB3

Integrated Photonics Research
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1991),
paper ThB3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/IPR.1991.ThB3

A novel finite-difference beam-propagation method for large Δn and Δz

M. Majd, A. Splett, and K. Petermann

Integrated Photonics Research 1991

Monterey, California United States
9–11 April 1991
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Abstract

The BPM is the technique used mostly for the simulation of integrated-optical waveguides and components. It is based on a propagation term, relating the field at (z + Δz) to the field at z as: with the differential operator The various BPM techniques, as proposed so far,^1-3 mainly differ in the evaluation of the exponential operator in Eq. (1).

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