Thermally excited capillary waves are the main source of surface roughness and scattering losses in whispering-gallery-mode microsphere resonators, as shown by AFM measurements matching capillary wave theory.
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Theory of fiber-intersection microresonators demonstrates that tiny curvature in weakly twisted fibers determines their spectrum and matches experimental results.
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Experimental Evidence of Thermal Capillary Waves Excitation on a Microsphere Surface
Thermally excited capillary waves are the main source of surface roughness and scattering losses in whispering-gallery-mode microsphere resonators, as shown by AFM measurements matching capillary wave theory.
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Microresonators induced at the optical fiber intersections
Theory of fiber-intersection microresonators demonstrates that tiny curvature in weakly twisted fibers determines their spectrum and matches experimental results.