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Toward Bloch Surface Wave-Assisted Spectroscopy in the Mid-Infrared Region

Hans Peter Herzig, Grégoire Maxime Smolik, Nicolas Maxime André Descharmes

We present the first observation of Bloch surface waves in the mid-infrared spectral range. Bloch surface waves are electromagnetic states that can propagate at the interface between a continuous dielectric medium and a periodic stack of materials. We desi ...

2018

Observation of Bloch Surface waves in the mid-infrared spectral range

Hans Peter Herzig, Grégoire Maxime Smolik, Nicolas Maxime André Descharmes

We present the observation of Bloch Surface Waves in the mid-infrared spectral range. A dielectric multi-layer coating made of ZnSe and YbF3 deposited on a CaF2 substrate is designed and fabricated specifically for that purpose. The structure supports the ...

IEEE2018

Advanced optical components for mid-infrared applications

Grégoire Maxime Smolik

The mid-infrared wavelength range, defined from 2.5 um to 25 um is of a high scientific and technological interest. One of its main application field is in spectroscopy, since these wavelengths coincidewith the fundamental rotational-vibrational modes of m ...

EPFL2017

Binary zero-order diffractive and anti-reflective optical elements in silicon for the mid-infrared

Hans Peter Herzig, Grégoire Maxime Smolik

We propose a novel method for the design of binary 2-level diffractive optical elements that provide an efficient diffractive function while reducing the reflectivity of a high-index interface. The structure can be fabricated with a single patterning step ...

Optical Society of America2017

Heterogeneous material micro-transfer by ink-jet print assisted mould filling

Jürgen Brugger, Loïc Jacot-Descombes, Grégoire Maxime Smolik, Victor Javier Cadarso Busto, Vaida Auzelyte

A novel combination of ink-jet printing (IJP) and micro-transfer moulding (μ-TM) for high-resolution, heterogeneous material microstructuring is demonstrated. First, IJP is used to accurately fill the micro-cavities in an elastomeric mould, thus avoiding t ...

Elsevier2012

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