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Analysis of diffraction by surface-relief crossed gratings with use of the Chandezon method: application to multilayer crossed gratings

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A new formulation of the Chandezon method for crossed gratings is presented. In the nonorthogonal translation coordinate system, an arbitrary field in a homogeneous source-free region can be expressed as the sum of a TE field and a TM field. It is shown that the whole solution can be derived from the eigensolutions of an operator independent of the polarization. In addition, use is made of the S-matrix formalism to include multilayer coated crossed gratings with parallel faces. Numerical results are given for sinusoidal crossed gratings and pyramidal gratings.

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Gérard Granet, "Analysis of diffraction by surface-relief crossed gratings with use of the Chandezon method: application to multilayer crossed gratings: errata," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 15, 2444-2444 (1998)
https://opg.optica.org/josaa/abstract.cfm?uri=josaa-15-9-2444

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