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A Theory of Nested Cascading in Directed Logic
In directed logic (DL), electronically controlled optical elements serve as photonic gates. Such electro-optical elements are of mixed nature: they have two inputs--electronic and optical--but only one, optical, output. This makes cascading such gates without repeated conversion between optical and
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