Expanding momentum bandgaps in photonic time crystals through resonances
Nature Photonics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
The
realization
of
photonic
time
crystals
is
a
major
opportunity
but
also
comes
with
considerable
challenges.
most
pressing
one,
potentially,
the
requirement
for
substantial
modulation
strength
in
material
properties
to
create
noticeable
momentum
bandgap.
Reaching
that
bandgap
optics
highly
demanding
current,
and
possibly
future
materials
platforms
because
their
small
by
tendency.
Here
we
demonstrate
introducing
temporal
variations
resonant
material,
can
be
drastically
expanded
strengths
reach
known
low-loss
realistic
laser
pump
powers.
resonance
emerge
from
an
intrinsic
or
suitably
spatially
structured
supporting
structural
resonance.
Our
concept
validated
bulk
media
optical
metasurfaces
paves
way
towards
first
experimental
realizations
crystals.
Optical
achieved
using
expand
bandgap,
even
at
low
strengths,
Language: Английский
Investigation on growth, structural, mechanical, linear and nonlinear optical properties of DiLithium fumarate TetraHydrate single crystal
S. Kavitha,
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R. Ezhil Vizhi
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Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 137433 - 137433
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Direct Acceleration of an Electron Beam with a Radially Polarized Long-Wave Infrared Laser
Photonics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 1066 - 1066
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
Direct
laser
acceleration
with
radially
polarized
lasers
is
an
intriguing
variant
of
laser-based
particle
that
has
the
potential
offering
GeV/cm-level
energy
while
avoiding
instabilities
and
complex
beam
dynamics
associated
plasma
wakefield
accelerators.
A
major
limiting
factor
difficulty
generating
high-power
beams.
In
this
paper,
we
propose
use
CO2-based
long-wave
infrared
(LWIR)
as
a
driver
for
direct
acceleration,
polarization
insensitivity
gain
medium
allows
to
be
amplified.
Additionally,
larger
waist
sizes,
Rayleigh
lengths,
pulse
lengths
long
wavelength
could
improve
injection
efficiency
electron
beam.
By
comparing
simulations
using
near-infrared
LWIR
laser,
show
indeed
improved
by
up
order
magnitude
longer
wavelength.
Furthermore,
even
sub-TW
peak
powers
can
provide
MeV-level
gains.
Thus,
significant
promise
laser-driven
demonstration
accelerator.
Language: Английский