2003Applied Physics LettersRequires access

Faraday effect of photonic crystals

C. Koerdt, G. L. J. A. Rikken, Eugene P. Petrov

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We measured Faraday rotation in three-dimensional photonic colloidal crystals impregnated with a Faraday active, transparent liquid. The Faraday effect was found to strongly increase inside the stop band, whereas outside it follows the normal spectral behavior of a paramagnetic dielectric with an effective Verdet constant equal to the product of the liquid’s Verdet constant and its filling fraction.

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We measured Faraday rotation in three-dimensional photonic colloidal crystals impregnated with a Faraday active, transparent liquid. The Faraday effect was found to strongly increase inside the stop band, whereas outside it follows the normal spectral behavior of a paramagnetic dielectric with an effective Verdet constant equal to the product of the liquid’s Verdet constant and its filling fraction.

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We measured Faraday rotation in three-dimensional photonic colloidal crystals impregnated with a Faraday active, transparent liquid. The Faraday effect was found to strongly increase inside the stop band, whereas outside it follows the normal spectral behavior of a paramagnetic dielectric with an effective Verdet constant equal to the product of the liquid’s Verdet constant and its filling fraction.

Key concepts: Verdet constant, Faraday effect, Faraday rotator, Condensed matter physics, Faraday cage, Materials science, Optical isolator, Dielectric

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