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Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison. / Bienstman, P; Selleri, S; Rosa, L et al.
In: Optical and Quantum Electronics, Vol. 38, No. 9-11, 07.2006, p. 731-759.

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Bienstman, P, Selleri, S, Rosa, L, Uranus, HP, Hopman, WCL, Costa, R, Melloni, A, Andreani, LC, Hugonin, JP, Lalanne, P, Pinto, D, Obayya, S, Dems, M & Panajotov, K 2006, 'Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison', Optical and Quantum Electronics, vol. 38, no. 9-11, pp. 731-759. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-006-9025-9

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Bienstman, P., Selleri, S., Rosa, L., Uranus, H. P., Hopman, W. C. L., Costa, R., Melloni, A., Andreani, L. C., Hugonin, J. P., Lalanne, P., Pinto, D., Obayya, S., Dems, M., & Panajotov, K. (2006). Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison. Optical and Quantum Electronics, 38(9-11), 731-759. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-006-9025-9

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Bienstman P, Selleri S, Rosa L, Uranus HP, Hopman WCL, Costa R et al. Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison. Optical and Quantum Electronics. 2006 Jul;38(9-11):731-759. doi: 10.1007/s11082-006-9025-9

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Bienstman, P ; Selleri, S ; Rosa, L et al. / Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison. In: Optical and Quantum Electronics. 2006 ; Vol. 38, No. 9-11. pp. 731-759.

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title = "Modelling leaky photonic wires: A mode solver comparison",
abstract = "We present results from a mode solver comparison held within the frameworkof the European COST P11 project. The structure modelled is a high-index contrast photonic wire in silicon-on- insulator subject to substrate leakage. The methods compared are both in-house developed and commercial, and range from effective index and perturbation methods, over finite-element and finite-difference codes, beam propagation methods, to film mode matching methods and plane wave expansion methods.",
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AU - Hopman, W.C.L.

AU - Costa, R.

AU - Melloni, A.

AU - Andreani, L.C.

AU - Hugonin, J.P.

AU - Lalanne, P.

AU - Pinto, Domenico

AU - Obayya, Salah

AU - Dems, M.

AU - Panajotov, K.

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