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Second-harmonic generation in photonic crystals with a pair of epsilon-negative and mu-negative defects

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Du, Qing G.
Ren, Fang-Fang
Kam, Chan H.
Sun, Xiao W.

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Optical Society of America

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A conventional one-dimensional photonic crystal with a conjugated pair of ε-negative and μ-negative defects has been presented, and only the defects are presumed to possess quadratic nonlinearity. Large enhancement of second-harmonic generation is predicted in numerical simulation. Interface and volume nonlinearity are both utilized in the process of second-harmonic generation due to the strong localization of the fundamental wave.

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Optics Express

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