Enhancement of microcavity lifetimes using highly dispersive materials

We show analytically and numerically that highly dispersive media can be used to drastically increase lifetimes of high- Q microresonators. In such a resonator, lifetime is limited either by undesired coupling to radiation, or by intrinsic absorption of the constituent materials. The presence of dis...

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Main Authors: Soljacić, Marin, Lidorikis, Elefterios, Hau, Lene Vestergaard, Joannopoulos, J D
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