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The practical application of the method of conjugate sinusoidal modes for modeling some common types of waveguides

V.V.Kotlyar 1, 2, Y.O.Shuyupova 2
1Samara State Aerospace University (SSAU)
2Image Processing Systems Institute of RAS

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Pages: 84-88.

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Abstract:
This work is devoted to the practical application of software implementation of the method of conjugate sinusoidal modes for the study of microstructured waveguides and a model of a weakly directing fiber, in order to verify its operability and identify restrictions on the application.

Keywords:
conjugate sinusoidal modes, waveguide, weakly directing fiber.

Citation:
Kotlyar VV, Shuyupova YO. The practical application of the method of conjugate sinusoidal modes for modeling some common types of waveguides. Computer Optics 2005; 27: 84-88.

Acknowledgements:
This work was supported by the Russian-American program “Basic Research and Higher Education” (BRHE), as well as by the presidential grant of the Russian Federation NSh-1007.2003.

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