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We propose a novel metamaterial structure to realize dispersionless slow light based on plasmon-induced transparency (PIT) at optical frequency. Simply by breaking the symmetry of the metamaterial structure, two electric excitation coupling to the magnetic resonance (EEMR) modes generate and interplay with each other resulting the formation of the PIT resonance. Due to the hybridization of the two...
We report the observation of an ultra-narrow band plasmon induced transparency resonance which is realized in a large area hybrid plasmon-waveguide system consisting of a gold nanowire array embedded in a slab waveguide.
In wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) mesh networks, wavelength utilization is limited by the mismatch between the high bandwidth that one wavelength can provide and the relatively low bandwidth request of a single connection. Traffic grooming which grooms multiple connections onto one wavelength is a desirable technique to improve resource utilization. However, with unpredictable traffic demand,...
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