Magnetic Speckle-Pattern Rotation in Gyrotropic Low-Mode Optical Fiber Coated by Conductive Nanoshell

Igor V. Bychkov; Dmitry A. Kuzmin; V.A. Tolkachev; Hyoung In Lee; Vladimir G. Shavrov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.845.207

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Magnetic Speckle-Pattern Rotation in Gyrotropic Low-Mode Optical Fiber Coated by Conductive Nanoshell

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We have investigated theoretically the possibility of control of magnetic speckle-pattern rotation in gyrotropic optical fiber coated by conductive nanoshell. Investigation has been carried out for graphene and silver coated fibers. In graphene-coated fiber speckle-pattern rotation may be tuned by both magnetic field and chemical potential of graphene. It is shown that fiber coating by conductive nanoshell may leads to suppression of magnetic speckle-pattern rotation even for low-gyrotropic quartz fiber.

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Igor V. Bychkov, Dmitry A. Kuzmin, V.A. Tolkachev*, Hyoung In Lee, Vladimir G. Shavrov

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Electromagnetic Waves, Gyrotropic Materials, Magnetooptics, Optical Fibers

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