• Photonics Research
  • Vol. 8, Issue 8, 1333 (2020)
A. Calabrese1, F. Ramiro-Manzano2, H. M. Price3, S. Biasi4、*, M. Bernard5, M. Ghulinyan5, I. Carusotto6, and L. Pavesi4
Author Affiliations
  • 1Laboratoire de Physique de l’Ecole Normale Supérieure, ENS, Paris Sciences et Lettres, CNRS, Université de Paris, 75005 Paris, France
  • 2Instituto de Tecnología Química (CSIC-UPV). Av. de los Naranjos, 46022 Valencia, Spain
  • 3School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, UK
  • 4Nanoscience Laboratory, Dipartimento di Fisica, University of Trento, Via Sommarive 14, 38123 Povo (TN), Italy
  • 5Centre for Materials and Microsystems, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Via Sommarive 18, 38123 Povo (TN), Italy
  • 6INO-CNR BEC Center and Department of Physics, University of Trento, Via Sommarive 14, 38123 Povo, Italy
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    DOI: 10.1364/PRJ.393070 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    A. Calabrese, F. Ramiro-Manzano, H. M. Price, S. Biasi, M. Bernard, M. Ghulinyan, I. Carusotto, L. Pavesi. Unidirectional reflection from an integrated “taiji” microresonator[J]. Photonics Research, 2020, 8(8): 1333 Copy Citation Text show less

    Abstract

    We study light transmission and reflection from an integrated microresonator device, formed by a circular microresonator coupled to a bus waveguide, with an embedded S-shaped additional crossover waveguide element that selectively couples counter-propagating modes in a propagation-direction-dependent way. The overall shape of the device resembles a “taiji” symbol, hence its name. While Lorentz reciprocity is preserved in transmission, the peculiar geometry allows us to exploit the non-Hermitian nature of the system to obtain high-contrast unidirectional reflection with negligible reflection for light incident in one direction and a significant reflection in the opposite direction.
    (EinLEoutL)=M(EoutREinR),(1)

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    MFR=1τR(1ρRρR1)MFL=1τL(1ρLρL1),(2)

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    MPj=(eiθj00eiθj),(3)

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    Mtaiji=(A1A2A3A4)=(1t1t2t3eiγpt1t2t3eiγp2κ12κ2κ3t3eiγ(z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)(t1t2t3eiγp)0t1t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp),(4)

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    (EoutLEoutR)=S(EinLEinR).(5)

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    Staiji=(rtaijiLttaijiRttaijiLrtaijiR)=(0t1t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγpt1t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp2κ12κ2κ3t3eiγ(z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)2),(6)

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    t=τRτLA1eiΘ+ρRρLA4eiΘ++ρRA2eiΘρLA3eiΘ,(7)

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    rL=ρRA4eiΘ+ρLA1eiΘ+ρRρLA2eiΘ+A3eiΘA1eiΘ+ρRρLA4eiΘ++ρRA2eiΘρLA3eiΘ,(8)

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    rR=ρRA1eiΘ+ρLA4eiΘ++A2eiΘρLρRA3eiΘA1eiΘ+ρRρLA4eiΘ++ρRA2eiΘρLA3eiΘ.(9)

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    EoutREinL=ttaijiL=t1κ12t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp=t1t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp.(A1)

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    E1EinL=iκ11t1t2t3eiγp,(A2)

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    Ee1LEin=κ1κ2eiγz11t1t2t3eiγp=iκ2eiγz1E1Ein,(A3)

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    Ee2LEin=κ1t2κ3eiγ(z1+z2)1t1t2t3eiγp=iκ3t2eiγ(z1+z2)E1Ein.(A4)

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    EoutLEinR=ttaijiR=t1κ12t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp=t1t2t3eiγp1t1t2t3eiγp,EoutREinR=rtaijiR=2κ12κ2κ3t3eiγ(z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)2.(A5)

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    E2EinR=2iκ1κ2κ3t3eiγ(z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)2,(A6)

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    Ee1REin=κ1κ3t2eiγ(z3+z4)1t1t2t3eiγp+2κ1κ22κ3t1t3eiγ(z1+z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)2=iκ3t2eiγ(z3+z4)E1Ein+iκ2t1eiγz3E2Ein,(A7)

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    Ee2REin=κ1κ2(t32κ32)eiγ(z2+z3+z4)1t1t2t3eiγp2iκ1κ2κ32t1t2t3eiγ(z1+2z2+2z3+z4)(1t1t2t3eiγp)2=iκ2(t32κ32)eiγ(z2+z3+z4)E1Ein+κ3t1t2eiγ(z1+z2)E2Ein,(A8)

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    Mtaiji=1ttaijiL(1rtaijiRrtaijiLdet[S]).(A9)

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    A. Calabrese, F. Ramiro-Manzano, H. M. Price, S. Biasi, M. Bernard, M. Ghulinyan, I. Carusotto, L. Pavesi. Unidirectional reflection from an integrated “taiji” microresonator[J]. Photonics Research, 2020, 8(8): 1333
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