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« Non-hermitian photonics in complex media », Crete, 15-18 June, H. Benisty et al. 1
MultimodewaveguidemodalmanagementwithPT‐symmetry
H. Benisty1, A. Lupu2 and A. Degiron2
1Lab Charles Fabry, IOGS, Palaiseau, France
Institut d’Electronique Fondamentale, Univ. PSud, Orsay, France
« Non-hermitian photonics in complex media », Crete, 15-18 June, H. Benisty et al. 2
eigenstate behaviour vs.« gain‐loss »
Symmetrybreaking
●Symmetry-breakingof eigenstates
1
2
AB
A
B("winner-takes-all")
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OpticalMemoryconfiguration
Kulishov 2005
Concept remains to be proven…
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PTsymmetryinOptics
• El Ganainy et al. (CREOL), « Theory of coupled optical PT-symmetric structures », Opt. Lett. 32, 2632 (2007)• Klaiman et al. PRL 2008; Guo et al. PRL 2009; … (topic starts to blow up)
• Ctyroky & Nolting 1996
• 2004-2005 : Kulishov/Greenberg/Poladian/Agarwal:
Gratings with Δn= Δnrcos(Kz)+ iΔnicos(Kz+φ), «««nonreciprocity»»»
"unnamed"
"named"
Observedwithparametricgain/loss• Rüter et al. (Clausthal u. CREOL, Technion)« Observation of parity–time symmetry in optics », Nat. Phys. 6, 192 (2010)
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PT‐ symmetry
PT-symmetry coupled waveguides PT-symmetry Bragg grating waveguide
Transverse PT-symmetry Longitudinal PT-symmetry
ε"(‒ x) = ‒ ε "(x)
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OUTLINE
Multimode vs. Monomode transmission in waveguides Multimode devices (pre-/post- photonic crystals) Multimode transmissionAgile multimode devices
Transverse PT symmetry of multimode waveguide Eigenmodes and eigenvalues of realistic and effective model Transverse wavevector selection rule Modal selection with the exceptional point
Transverse PT symmetry with static disorder Can one apply « some transverse k » to a WG ? The medium is the message (?) : Transverse k-filters Longitudinal adiabaticity and (lack of) reciprocity Connection with random matrix framework ?
(*) A. Lupu, H. Benisty and A. Degiron, Opt. Express 21, 21651 (2013)(**) H. Benisty, A. Lupu, and A. Degiron, Phys. Rev. A 91, 053825 (2015)
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Multimodetransmission
without crosstalk ! short datacom
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m=1,2,3,... How to select one mode (at given ω)?
ByGrating (+Lens)?ByMMIvariant?Bygrating variants ?
Castro et al.Liu, Miller and Fan, S.H. Cheng, (2012) et al.
Modeselection recipes ?
?Confined hologram ?
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Multimode‐based frequency demux
(demux ofFdtl modebycoupling toahigher‐order mode)
Coll. FUNFOX (2004-2008)
Coll. Ghent/IMEC (2009)
« PHOTON SIEVE »
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Multimodemanagementwith real‐index(2 2MMIconfiguration)
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OUTLINE
Multimode vs. Monomode transmission in waveguides Multimode devices (pre-/post- photonic crystals) Multimode transmissionAgile multimode devices
Transverse PT symmetry of multimode waveguide Eigenmodes and eigenvalues of realistic and effective model Transverse wavevector selection rule Modal selection with the exceptional point
Transverse PT symmetry with static disorder Can one apply « some transverse k » to a WG ? The medium is the message (?) : Transverse k-filters Longitudinal adiabaticity and (lack of) reciprocity Connection with random matrix framework ?
(*) A. Lupu, H. Benisty and A. Degiron, Opt. Express 21, 21651 (2013)(**) H. Benisty, A. Lupu, and A. Degiron, Phys. Rev. A 91, 053825 (2015)
« Non-hermitian photonics in complex media », Crete, 15-18 June, H. Benisty et al. 12
Three flavours ofPT‐symmetry
Periodicity(bounded)
& PT-symmetry
propagation
propagation
PT-symmetryPeriodicitypropagation& PT-symmetry
Kulishov« pseudo -nonreciprocal… »
Simple case
New case
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-0.0
2-0
.01
00
.01
0.0
20
.03
0.0
40
.05
0.0
6
10
00
20
00
30
00
40
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50
00
60
00
2.80
2.70
2.60
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
| ΔεI |
Re(
n eff)
zeros
#1
#6 #7
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.50-0.02
0
0.02
0.04
0.06
| ΔεI |Im
(nef
f)
Modesby1DTMMcalculation
ΔεI
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0 1 2
(b) (c)
0 4 81000 x perturbation
1.20
1.18
1.16
1.200
1.196
1000 x perturbation
Eig
enva
lueω
|<ψ | ΔεI |ψ >|²
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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
10-4
10-2.2
10-3
eige
nvec
tor
inde
x1
31
61
1 31 61
1 12 24 36
|<ψ | ΔεI |ψ >|²
2nd order perturbationtheory explains modeclusters
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0 2 4
1.1992
1.1996
1.2
|ΔωI| 104
Re(ω
)
x
Im(ε)
Fixed losses/Variable gaindistribution
(a) (b)
(c)
Re(ω)
0
-2
1.19921.19961.2
2
4complex
plane trajectories
Im(ω
)10
4
(d)
2 4|ΔωI| 1040
-2
0
2
4
6
Im(ω
)10
4
Compatibilitywith plasmonics(fixed losses)
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9 stripes gain/loss pattern
0 4 8
1.2
1.199
1.198
|ΔωI| 104
Im(ω
)10
4
(a) 5
0
-50 4 8
|ΔωI| 104
(b)
Re(ω
)loss mode
gain mode
gain&loss
modes
0 72 144
-3.14
0
3.14
0
1
2
Transverse coordinate x
Ampl
itude
(a.u
.)Ph
ase
loss modegain mode
(d)
(e)
0 5 10 15n°4
0 5 10 150
0.5
1
-101
n°5
0 5 10 150
0.51
-101
n°6
Only modes#4and#5gotobroken sym
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Fieldevolution with PT‐sym/just‐sym stripes
……
PT‐sym P‐only‐sym4 gainlobes
P‐only‐sym4 loss lobes
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OUTLINE
Multimode vs. Monomode transmission in waveguides Multimode devices (pre-/post- photonic crystals) Multimode transmissionAgile multimode devices
Transverse PT symmetry of multimode waveguide Eigenmodes and eigenvalues of realistic and effective model Transverse wavevector selection rule Modal selection with the exceptional point
Transverse PT symmetry with static disorder Can one apply « some transverse k » to a WG ? The medium is the message (?) : Transverse k-filters Connection with random matrix framework ? Longitudinal adiabaticity and (lack of) reciprocity
(*) A. Lupu, H. Benisty and A. Degiron, Opt. Express 21, 21651 (2013)(**) H. Benisty, A. Lupu, and A. Degiron, Phys. Rev. A 91, 053825 (2015)
« Non-hermitian photonics in complex media », Crete, 15-18 June, H. Benisty et al. 20
modes,m,n
Dropmodem
PT‐symmetricPotential
•Features : Static shortrange« noise »(disorder) Nonuniform profile Essentially we imposeatransversemomentum (kz)DISTRIBUTION
z
modes,m,n
kz
Re(ε),Im(ε)
(barrier)
Dropguide
(onmainguide)
Howperfect should aPTpotential be?
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• •Procedure• • • Choose kz profile(e.g.Gaussian around kzc)
•During gain/loss scanGenerate random kdistrib.Solve EigenvaluesComparetonoPTreferenceForasubset ofthescan:
‐ Find eingenvectors‐ Launch 1by1no‐PTmodesatentrance‐ Monitorspecific responses atWGlateral positions
End;•End;
kz
Re(ε), Im(ε)
kz,c0
-kz,c
modes,m,n
Transversespatialfrequency spectrum
Fixed+randomcontributions(128‐vector)
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Principle of[chirp+noise]
Scanaround athreshold (chirp),butinnoisy conditions
Canreveal morethan chirp ornoisealone
Example :percolationtreshold quest (1985,Rossoetal.PRB)
gradient
randomnessStats in frontier region is richerthan non-gradient (plain ergodic) stats
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Example of[chirp+noise]
~12%chrp +3%noise
0.94
1.06
Gain/loss,PT‐part(odd)
(even orodd)
Real‐space profileis theFTofthedesired kprofile!
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0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
10-3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
<abs(Im[ω])>
arparam=0.001 fixedparam=0.03; kc=20;dk=1;AR=diag((2*jtry/Ntry)*abs(kappa)*(arparam*randff+fixedparam*fixedodd));
kz,c = 20
3%random contributionvs.PTpart
Eigenvalues in[chirp+noise]scan
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Amplified field of kc mode at kc(PT)=20mode#
Fieldsin[chirp+noise]scan
0.94 Chirp scan1.06
20dB
10dB
0dB
‐10dB
30
20
10
0
Intensity inwaveguide1.06
0.940
positionx inwaveguide 128
Chirpscan
•We get therightmodeset,20dBover(WGlength/noisecompromise)
•Itlookssensibletokeep PT‐sym profilelarger onside•Inpractice,assessment ofaveraging should notbe overlooked
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Defining channels
0.94 Chirp scan1.06
30 dB
Intensity (dB)
Modenumber
‘Channelresponse’:lookatmodesinaggregates
20
0
30
10
40Modenumber
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Intensity (dB)
Modenumber
Demultiplexing fourchannels
Channels taken atconstantlength butvarying PTgainloss parameter
g=2 g=3 g=3.75 g=3.75
0 20 40 60
-10
0
10
20
10 30 50
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0 20 40 60
-10
0
10
20
30
40
Comparison ofPTandnonPT
PTbringssmoother response +flat‐top
P only / large gain-loss
P only / medium gain-loss
PT / large gain-loss
Intensity (dB)
Intensity (dB)
Intensity (dB)
Modenumber
Modenumber
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Dispersion Orderedspacing
distribution
Momentum #number inseries
kz distribution
Spacinghistogram
(loglog)10-4 10-3 10-2
100
101
102
103
104
x10-3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 80
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
(linlin)
Related issue:level spacing inPT‐symmetric random systems
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Adiabaticity and(lack of)reciprocity
modes,m,n
Dropmodemz
modes,m,n ???
(barrier)
Dropguide
AdiabaticPT‐symmetric regionwith given sign ofodd
partofIm(ε)
(Anti)AdiabaticPT‐symmetric region
with oppositesign ofoddpartofIm(ε)
PTsign :+ ??
PTsign :–
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Length along wg
Length along wg
Mode number
Mode number
dBLocal eigenvalues
PTsign :+
PTsign :–
Adiabatic systemintensity response
Overall : better behaviour than abrupt PT potential
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Adiabatic systemfield patterns
PTsign+
PTsign–
Mode 1 Mode 5 Mode 9 Mode 13
Mode 17 Mode 21 Mode 25 Mode 29
PTsign + PT Sign –
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Other modes
Apparently :•PT‐symmetry =goodstarting point•Notrivialway (inlinear optics)toneutralize other modes’fate. Need forfull‐fledged optimization ?
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CONCLUSION
PT–symmetry and multimode systems
Special interest of isolating gain of a few modes
Industrial need of multimode management
Noise more critical around exceptional point (no big suprise)
20 dB discrimination seems possible
Adiabatic evolution for good operation
Issue 1 : noise and level spacing around EP Issue 2 : Full « MIMO » modal sieve not so obvious
(partial success of « reciprocity recipe »)