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25 October 2000 Threshold and resonance effects in diffraction gratings
Ivan Richter, Pavel Fiala
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This contribution concentrates on modeling of diffraction processes in surface-relief gratings, occurring particularly within resonant regions. First, the characterization of mechanisms and diffraction processes is briefly presented, together with the regions with typical diffraction regimes, types of volume phase synchronism and their periodicity. The resonant regions are characterized by strong energy interchange processes (since new diffraction orders stat to become propagating), the diffraction efficiency behavior within such a region is described and interpreted. Two main subregions of resonant regions are found: (1) the region with effective behavior - mound and (2) the region with resonant coupling. The conditions for the existence of the first subregion are presented and explained, and the specific situation for the first/second diffraction order, TE vs. TM polarization, and for different relief profiles is also discussed.
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Ivan Richter and Pavel Fiala "Threshold and resonance effects in diffraction gratings", Proc. SPIE 4095, Laser Beam Shaping, (25 October 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405268
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Diffraction gratings

Refractive index

Polarization

Binary data

Modulation

Process modeling

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