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Passive technologies for future large-scale photonic integrated circuits on silicon: polarization handling, light non-reciprocity and loss reduction
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    • Passive technologies for future large-scale photonic integrated circuits on silicon: polarization handling, light non-reciprocity and loss reduction

    • Light: Science & Applications   Vol. 1, Issue 1, (2012)
    • DOI:10.1038/lsa.2012.1    

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    • Published:2012-03,

      Published Online:29 March 2012,

      Received:12 January 2012,

      Revised:16 February 2012,

      Accepted:17 February 2012

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  • Dai, D. X., Bauters, J. & Bowers, J. E. Passive technologies for future large-scale photonic integrated circuits on silicon: polarization handling, light non-reciprocity and loss reduction. Light: Science & Applications, 1, e1 (2012). DOI: 10.1038/lsa.2012.1.

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