Perfect transmission and self-similar optical transmission spectra in symmetric Fibonacci-class multilayers
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- 22 May 2001
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 63 (24) , 245104
Abstract
We study the transmission properties of light through the symmetric Fibonacci-class quasiperiodic dielectric multilayers, which possess a mirror symmetry. For a normal incidence of light, many perfect transmission peaks (the transmission coefficients are unity) are numerically obtained. The transmission coefficient exhibits a two-cycle feature in a family of the with an odd n, while a three-cycle feature in another family with an even n. The scaling factors which give a description of the self-similar behaviors of transmission spectra, are analytical obtained. Let be the elements of the total transfer matrix of the generation of it is proven that the positions (wavelength) of the perfect transmission peaks can be uniquely determined by The analytical results are very well confirmed by the numerical calculations.
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