论文信息 - Confinement and stability in optical resonators employing mirrors with gaussian reflectivity tapers

Confinement and stability in optical resonators employing mirrors with gaussian reflectivity tapers

Abstract Optical resonators with mirrors having gaussian reflectivity profiles are analyzed. This makes it possible to extend the conventional analysis of “stable”, i.e., confining, optical resonators to describe unstable (non-confining) resonators. Problems of mode discrimination, spot sizes, asymmetry and perturbation stability are considered.

Amnon Yariv | Pochi Yeh | P. Yeh | A. Yariv

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