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Nonreciprocal Optical Dissipation Based on Direction-Dependent Rabi Splitting

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We consider a ring resonator with two resonant modes undergoing dynamic modulation. Using the Floquet analysis, we show that with a proper choice of modulation profile, such a resonator can… Click to show full abstract

We consider a ring resonator with two resonant modes undergoing dynamic modulation. Using the Floquet analysis, we show that with a proper choice of modulation profile, such a resonator can achieve a direction-dependent Rabi splitting of its Floquet eigenstates, which results in direction-dependent dissipation and nonreciprocal transmission for waves. We numerically demonstrate this nonreciprocal effect and show that a realistic refractive index modulation of the ring can result in significant transmission in one direction and near complete dissipation in.

Keywords: direction; rabi splitting; direction dependent; dissipation; dependent rabi

Journal Title: IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics
Year Published: 2018

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