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Enhancement of optical forces using slow light in a photonic crystal waveguide

Scullion et al., 2015

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17362219566718969693
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Scullion M
Arita Y
Krauss T
Dholakia K
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Optica

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The paradigm of slow light in photonic crystal waveguides has already led to startling advances in nonlinear interactions and optical switching. Importantly, as slow light implies a highly reduced group velocity, this also leads to an original route for the enhancement of …
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