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Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics Volume 31, 1984 - Issue 5
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Computation of Mode Propagation Constants and Cut-off Frequencies of Optical Planar Layers Using the Resonance Technique

C.D. Papageorgiou Department of Electrical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, Athens 147, Greece
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A.C. Boucouvalas Department of Electrical Engineering, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London SW7 2BT, England
Pages 555-562 | Published online: 03 Dec 2010

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J.D. Kanellopoulos & N.A. Stathopoulos. (1993) Application of the Resonance Technique for the Evaluation of TE and TM Modes Guided by Successive Non-kerr Nonlinear Dielectric Planar Layer Structures. Journal of Modern Optics 40:5, pages 743-760.
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Anthony Boucouvalas, Kostas Angelis, Konstantinos Aidinis, Min Zhan & Danshi Wang. (2021) Design of planar waveguide directional couplers with arbitrary modal electric field. IET Optoelectronics 16:1, pages 34-46.
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Anthony Boucouvalas, Christos Papageorgiou, Eurypides Georgantzos & Theophanes Raptis. (2019) Resonant Transmission Line Method for Unconventional Fibers. Applied Sciences 9:2, pages 270.
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Anthony Christos Boucouvalas & Christos Α. Thraskias. (2015) Design of arbitrary modal electric field in planar waveguides. IET Optoelectronics 9:6, pages 294-299.
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J. Kanellopoulos. (1996) A resonance technique for the calculation of guided modes in nonlinear optics (Planar and cylindrical geometry). A resonance technique for the calculation of guided modes in nonlinear optics (Planar and cylindrical geometry).
A. C. Boucouvalas. 1996. Performance Engineering of Computer and Telecommunications Systems. Performance Engineering of Computer and Telecommunications Systems 258 266 .
J. D. Kanellopoulos & N. A. Stathopoulos. (1995) A model for the analysis of nonlinear interactive problems between TE and TM waves based on the resonance technique. Optical and Quantum Electronics 27:6, pages 577-594.
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J. D. Kanellopoulos & N. A. Stathopoulos. (1992) Calculation of nonlinear modes guided by multilayer dielectric structures using the resonance technique. Optical and Quantum Electronics 24:7, pages 755-773.
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L. Torner, F. Canal & J. Hernández-Marco. (1989) Cutoff behaviour of graded-index slab waveguides. Optical and Quantum Electronics 21:6, pages 451-462.
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J.D. Kanellopoulos & N.A. Stathopoulos. (1989) Equivalent circuits in Fourier space for the study of nonlinear waves guided by thin films. Equivalent circuits in Fourier space for the study of nonlinear waves guided by thin films.

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