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Theoretical Study of the Anomalies of Coated Dielectric Gratings

The zero-order diffraction efficiency anomalies of a corrugated dielectric waveguide are studied theoretically in detail. A new and surprising phenomenon is observed: the efficiency changes from 0 to 100 per cent in the vicinity of the excitation of guided waves. The fundamental parameters of the system are found in the case where only one order is propagating and some of their properties are shown. The behaviour of the efficiency curves is explained by a phenomenological theory and a comparison with numerical rigorous results is made.

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