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Critical coupling vortex with grating-induced high Q-factor optical Tamm states

Bikbaev et al., 2021

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Bikbaev R
Maksimov D
Pankin P
Chen K
Timofeev I
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Optics Express

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We investigate optical Tamm states supported by a dielectric grating placed on top of a distributed Bragg reflector. It is found that under certain conditions the Tamm state may become a bound state in the continuum. The bound state, in its turn, induces the effect of …
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