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Splitting of triply degenerate refractive indices by photonic crystals

Kosaka et al., 2000

Document ID
3125475488998133567
Author
Kosaka H
Tomita A
Kawashima T
Sato T
Kawakami S
Publication year
Publication venue
Physical Review B

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The refractive index is inherently triply degenerate in conventional crystals, but this degeneracy is lifted and the refractive index is split into a phase, a group, and a “fan” index by photonic crystals. These indices are explained as three different sections passing through …
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