Ultrafast optical control using the Kerr nonlinearity in hydrogenated amorphous silicon microcylindrical resonators
Microresonators are ideal systems for probing nonlinear phenomena at low thresholds due to their small mode volumes and high quality (Q) factors. As such, they have found use both for fundamental studies of light-matter interactions as well as for applications in areas ranging from telecommunication...
Main Authors: | Vukovic, N. (Author), Healy, N. (Author), Suhailin, F.H (Author), Mehta, P. (Author), Day, T.D (Author), Badding, J.V (Author), Peacock, A.C (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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2013-10-07.
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