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Optimization of beam propagation methods for waveguide structures with rectangular core cross sections

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Abstract

Integrated optical devices are very often designed and analyzed using a beam propagation method (BPM) [1,2]. Many structures are slowly varying along the light propagation direction and weakly guiding thus, the paraxial, scalar wave equation describes the propagation of an electromagnetic field through a structure. In order to obtain accurate results it is in general neccesary to solve the full 3-dimensional waveguide problem [3]. This means that the calculation time needed for typical waveguide devices is from a few hours up to several days, even if computer workstations are used.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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