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Waveguide lattice based architecture for multichannel optical transformations

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arxiv 2103.02664 v1 pith:NYYDZPNW submitted 2021-03-03 physics.optics quant-ph

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keywords architecturewaveguidelatticelatticesmatricesparticulartransfertransformations
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We consider coupled waveguide lattices as an architecture that implement a wide range of multiport transformations. In this architecture, a particular transfer matrix is obtained through setting the step-wise profiles of the propagation constants seen by the field evolving in the lattice. To investigate the transformation capabilities, the implementation of a set of transfer matrices taken at random and particular cases of discrete Fourier transform, Hadamard and permutation matrices have been described. Because the waveguide lattices schemes are more compact than their traditional lumped-parameter counterparts, our architecture may be beneficial for using in photonic information processing systems of the future.

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