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Expanding RCWA capabilities with advanced S-matrix algorithms
Modal methods are particularly well suited to layered photonic structures because electromagnetic propagation within each layer is described analytically. Here, we introduce a simple reformulation of the scattering-matrix (S-matrix) approach in which the S-matrix is defined as an intrinsic property
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