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Bridging high-Q and Kerr-nonlinear photonics using modal phase matching
Integrated Kerr microresonators provide on-chip optical nonlinearity for wavelength conversion, optical frequency combs, and quantum light sources. Traditionally, their dispersion engineering has tied nonlinear functionality to resonator geometry, forcing trade-offs with other device objectives. In
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