Evidence for highly dispersive light propagation inside three-dimensional photonic crystals is presented theoretically (see Figure and inside Cover) as well as experimentally. Polymer woodpile structures having a bandgap in the near-infrared wavelength range have been fabricated by means of two-photon polymerization, and the directions of the wavelength-dependent light propagation inside the structures has been measured.
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