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Marcatili's method

Marcatili’s method is an approximate analytical method that describes how light propagates through rectangular dielectric optical waveguides . It was published by Enrique Marcatili in 1969.

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related to Distribution of the electromagnetic field in the waveguide · 7
Marcatili's method → Ansatz, For, In, Marcatili's, Marcatili’s, Outside, The
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Marcatili's method → It, Marcatili's, Matlab, RECTWG, TE-like, The, TM-like

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waveguide light method electromagnetic waveguides fields core marcatili’s rectangular modes dielectric displaystyle index propagation field mode approximate description optical high-index-contrast

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Marcatili’s methodinstance ofor using an approximate method0.80text
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Marcatili's methodrelated to ImplementationsMatlab0.60section
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