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Dielectric terahertz waveguides

Authors: S.P. Jamison; R.W. McGowan; D. Grischkowsky;

Dielectric terahertz waveguides

Abstract

Summary form only given. We believe we report the first demonstration of waveguide propagation of sub-ps THz pulses in a dielectric fiber. The experimental arrangement employed for coupling of free-space single-cycle THz radiation to the fiber is similar to that used for investigations of THz propagation in metallic waveguides. Briefly, the THz radiation is focused by a silicon lens to a waist diameter of /spl ap/200 /spl mu/m with the fiber entrance face placed at the waist position. An identical arrangement is used at the exit face of the sapphire fiber.

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