Finite difference scheme with uniform mesh for planar waveguides with arbitrary refractive index profiles that take full account of any smooth index variation and index discontinuity was derived for TE and TM-polarized waves. Second-order accurate discretizations for TE, first- and second-order accurate for TM at index discontinuities around interfaces between segments of different index profiles are presented. At the computational boundaries, transparent boundary conditions have been used. The scheme was implemented for anisotropic waveguides with diagonal permitivity tensor and examined by using samples with various refractive index profiles, ranging from simple step- and graded-index up to complicated refractive index profile waveguide s...
Mesh truncation in finite element vectorial modal analysis of dielectric waveguides is performed by ...
[[abstract]]Application of a previously proposed matrix method (which can only be used for TE mode s...
[[abstract]]© 2001 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Application of a previously p...
A finite difference scheme with a uniform mesh for planar waveguides with arbitrary refractive index...
This work presents the application of a scalar finite element formulation for Ex (TE-like) modes in ...
[[abstract]]© 1999 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - This letter presents a novel ...
A simple high-order Galerkin finite element scheme is formulated to compute both the guided and leak...
AbSfract- An improved vector finlte-element method has been used for the solution of general anisotr...
The formulation is developed in the frequency domain and the finite difference method is used for th...
A finite-difference frequency-domain (FD-FD) formulation is developed to study the dispersion charac...
A simple high-order Galerkin finite element scheme is formulated to compute both the guided and leak...
A rigorous, general and versatil finite-difference formulation for the analysis of the propagation c...
A variational method that gives 4th-order accuracy by only using linear basis functions within the c...
This paper discusses a numerical method for computing the electromagnetic modes supported by multila...
Anisotropic layers with real permittivity and permeability tensors are used to enclosethe computatio...
Mesh truncation in finite element vectorial modal analysis of dielectric waveguides is performed by ...
[[abstract]]Application of a previously proposed matrix method (which can only be used for TE mode s...
[[abstract]]© 2001 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Application of a previously p...
A finite difference scheme with a uniform mesh for planar waveguides with arbitrary refractive index...
This work presents the application of a scalar finite element formulation for Ex (TE-like) modes in ...
[[abstract]]© 1999 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - This letter presents a novel ...
A simple high-order Galerkin finite element scheme is formulated to compute both the guided and leak...
AbSfract- An improved vector finlte-element method has been used for the solution of general anisotr...
The formulation is developed in the frequency domain and the finite difference method is used for th...
A finite-difference frequency-domain (FD-FD) formulation is developed to study the dispersion charac...
A simple high-order Galerkin finite element scheme is formulated to compute both the guided and leak...
A rigorous, general and versatil finite-difference formulation for the analysis of the propagation c...
A variational method that gives 4th-order accuracy by only using linear basis functions within the c...
This paper discusses a numerical method for computing the electromagnetic modes supported by multila...
Anisotropic layers with real permittivity and permeability tensors are used to enclosethe computatio...
Mesh truncation in finite element vectorial modal analysis of dielectric waveguides is performed by ...
[[abstract]]Application of a previously proposed matrix method (which can only be used for TE mode s...
[[abstract]]© 2001 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Application of a previously p...