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September 23, 2025Advanced Photonics ResearchOpen Access

Topological Valley Photonic Waveguides: Scattering Matrix Evaluation for Linear Computing

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CJChristian Johnson-Richards AYAlex YakovlevNewcastle University VPVíctor Pacheco‐PeñaNewcastle University

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Implication

Design of a 6-port junction shows equal power splitting and linear operations at telecom wavelengths, indicating new pathways for waveguide technology.

Key Points

This system achieves equal power splitting to three ports when excited at a single port, enhancing signal management.
The scattering matrix extracted at 1550 nm enables efficient routing operations using multiple signals simultaneously.
Leveraging the linearity of the design allows for simplified network constructions, reducing expensive trial and error.
Exploration of topological boundary modes opens new avenues for reliable waveguide applications in computational processes.

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Johnson-Richards et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4739d31b076d99fa6bb58 https://doi.org/10.1002/adpr.202500006

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September 23, 2025Advanced Photonics ResearchOpen Access

Topological Valley Photonic Waveguides: Scattering Matrix Evaluation for Linear Computing

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Authors

CJChristian Johnson-Richards AYAlex YakovlevNewcastle University VPVíctor Pacheco‐PeñaNewcastle University

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Implication

Design of a 6-port junction shows equal power splitting and linear operations at telecom wavelengths, indicating new pathways for waveguide technology.

Key Points

This system achieves equal power splitting to three ports when excited at a single port, enhancing signal management.
The scattering matrix extracted at 1550 nm enables efficient routing operations using multiple signals simultaneously.
Leveraging the linearity of the design allows for simplified network constructions, reducing expensive trial and error.
Exploration of topological boundary modes opens new avenues for reliable waveguide applications in computational processes.

Cite This Study

Johnson-Richards et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4739d31b076d99fa6bb58 https://doi.org/10.1002/adpr.202500006

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