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Abstract:
Modeling with FullWave and Fimmwave showed, that in gradient planar Si secant waveguides basic TE-mode can have width 0.09λ; hybrid HE11 mode can have diameter 0.03λ in a hollow silica round step waveguide; basic TM-mode have width 0.065λ in nano-slot silica waveguide; planar secant gradient microlens can imaging of two source in 0.15λ distance between them; gradient planar lens «fish eye» in mirror resonator can image point source as a spot width of 0.18λ; planar secant gradient microlens, used as round resonator, size of 6.5×5.34 mm can link two planar subwave waveguides width of 386 nm with efficiency is equal to 79% (similar round silicon have efficiency of 71%); light mode (plasmon) propagates in planar metal waveguide in slot along waveguide borders and penetrates in metal on 0.039λ (Ag); TM-mode (plasmon) propagates in argentum film and fills fully a slot in it width of 50 nm (width of mode is 0.111λ).
Key words:
superresolution, slot waveguides, wire fibers, gradient secant waveguide, round resonator, gradient secant resonator.
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