Modeling of photonic crystal light guides in the MatLab environment
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Physics of processes is investigated in a photonic crystal lightguide. A numerous algorithm was built for a calculation and modeling photonic crystal lightguides. For the construction of this algorithm were chosen the method of eventual differences is used in a temporary realm (FDTD), method the common field/the scattering field of TS/SF and method of the perfect multiplied layer (PML). A modeling is realized in the MatLab environment
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