Beam-propagation analysis of optical fibres by alternating direction implicit method
Junji Yamauchi, Takashi Ando, Hisamatsu Nakano
Abstract
Junji Yamauchi, Takashi Ando, Hisamatsu Nakano
Abstract
The alternating direction implicit (ADI) method is applied to the analysis of three-dimensional optical fibre waveguides. It is numerically demonstrated that the ADI method offers higher computational efficiency and a larger propagation step length, as compared with the conventional beam propagation method which uses fast Fourier transformation. The guided-mode transmission of coupled offset fibres is calculated using a transparent boundary condition.
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The alternating direction implicit (ADI) method is applied to the analysis of three-dimensional optical fibre waveguides. It is numerically demonstrated that the ADI method offers higher computational efficiency and a larger propagation step length, as compared with the conventional beam propagation method which uses fast Fourier transformation. The guided-mode transmission of coupled offset fibres is calculated using a transparent boundary condition.
Key concepts: Alternating direction implicit method, Beam propagation method, Offset (computer science), Optics, Beam (structure), Transmission (telecommunications), Fourier transform, Materials science