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Equivalence of multiwave coupled-wave theory and modal theory for periodic-media diffraction

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Abstract

The equivalence of generalized multiwave coupled-wave theory and rigorous modal theory for describing diffraction by volume periodic structures is established. The detailed connection between these theories is presented. The coupled-wave approach, which provides simple formulation and good physical insight, may thus also be used to obtain exact results.

© 1978 Optical Society of America

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