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Three-Wave Mixing as a High-Throughput Diagnostic Tool for Nonlinear Waveguides
The recent development of wavelength-scale nonlinear waveguides highlights the need for new diagnostic methods that characterize both waveguide dispersion and fabrication-induced spatial inhomogeneities. While tightly confining waveguides enable compact and highly efficient nonlinear devices, nanome
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