Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9786243 | Optics Communications | 2005 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
The recently developed fast Fourier factorization method resolves linear Maxwell equations in a truncated Fourier basis using correct factorization rules. In nonlinear optics, Maxwell equations present a discontinuous product of two simultaneously discontinuous functions for which no rule of factorization applies. Using an iterative method which avoids such a type of factorization, we extend the fast Fourier factorization method to nonlinear optics. We demonstrate the good convergence of the method by studying deep metallic gratings with grooves filled with a nonlinear material, illuminated in TM polarization with a high intensity plane wave.
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Authors
Nicolas Bonod, Evgueni Popov, Michel Nevière,