guided electromagnetic waves propagating in a two-layer cylindrical dielectric waveguide with inhomogeneous nonlinear permittivity
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Abstract
The paper focuses on the problem of monochromatic electromagnetic TM wave propagation in a two-layer circular cylindrical dielectric waveguide. The space outside the
waveguide is filled with isotropic medium having constant permittivity. The inner core of
the waveguide is filled with isotropic medium having constant permittivity; the cladding
of the core is filled with isotropic inhomogeneous nonlinear permittivity (the nonlinear
term is expressed by Kerr law). Existence of guided modes which depend harmonically
on z (the waveguide axis coincides with z-axis) is proved and their localization is found.
Numerical results including different type of nonlinearities are presented. A comparison
with the linear case is given. The existence of a new propagation regime is predicted.
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| Authors | ;E. Yu. Smol’kin;D. V. Valovik |
| Journal | theater |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/614976
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