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A fast low-power optical memory based on coupled micro-ring lasers by Hill, Martin T, Dorren, Harmen J. S, de Vries, Tjibbe, Leijtens, Xaveer J. M, den Besten, Jan Hendrik, Smalbrugge, Barry, Oei, Yok-Siang, Binsma, Hans, Khoe, Giok-Djan, Smit, Meint K

“…The increasing speed of fibre-optic-based telecommunications has focused attention on high-speed optical processing of digital information. Complex optical…”
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Plasmonic distributed feedback lasers at telecommunications wavelengths by Marell, Milan J H, Smalbrugge, Barry, Geluk, Erik Jan, van Veldhoven, Peter J, Barcones, Beatrix, Koopmans, Bert, Nötzel, Richard, Smit, Meint K, Hill, Martin T

“…We investigate electrically pumped, distributed feedback (DFB) lasers, based on gap-plasmon mode metallic waveguides. The waveguides have nano-scale widths…”
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Advances in small lasers by Hill, Martin T., Gather, Malte C.

“…The latest developments in laser miniaturization, including those based on metals and dielectrics, are reviewed and future challenges outlined. Small lasers…”
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A Top-down Approach to Fabrication of High Quality Vertical Heterostructure Nanowire Arrays by Wang, Hua, Sun, Minghua, Ding, Kang, Hill, Martin T, Ning, Cun-Zheng

“…We demonstrate a novel top-down approach for fabricating nanowires with unprecedented complexity and optical quality by taking advantage of a nanoscale…”
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Transverse magnetic mode waveguide switches employing metal and negative index metamaterial loads by Hill, Martin T

“…Abstract A compact optical switch concept based on moving a negative-index media (NIM) load is extended here to include waveguides carrying transverse magnetic…”
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Metal–insulator–metal waveguides with lateral electrical pumping by Hill, Martin T.

“…Metal–insulator–metal (MIM) waveguides are demonstrated which have electrically pumped semiconductor gain medium at their core. In particular electrical…”
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High confinement electrically pumped metal‐insulator‐metal waveguide structures by Foroozandeh, Farhad, Hill, Martin T.

“…Metal‐insulator‐metal (MIM) waveguide structures which propagate a plasmon gap like mode and also provide pathways for electrical pumping are proposed and…”
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Lasing in metal-insulator-metal sub-wavelength plasmonic waveguides by Hill, Martin T, Marell, Milan, Leong, Eunice S P, Smalbrugge, Barry, Zhu, Youcai, Sun, Minghua, van Veldhoven, Peter J, Geluk, Erik Jan, Karouta, Fouad, Oei, Yok-Siang, Nötzel, Richard, Ning, Cun-Zheng, Smit, Meint K

“…We demonstrate lasing in Metal-Insulator-Metal (MIM) waveguides filled with electrically pumped semiconductor cores, with core width dimensions below the…”
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Lasing in metallic-coated nanocavities by Hill, Martin T, Oei, Yok-Siang, Smalbrugge, Barry, Zhu, Youcai, de Vries, Tjibbe, van Veldhoven, Peter J, van Otten, Frank W. M, Eijkemans, Tom J, Turkiewicz, Jaros aw P, de Waardt, Huug, Geluk, Erik Jan, Kwon, Soon-Hong, Lee, Yong-Hee, Nötzel, Richard, Smit, Meint K

“…Metallic cavities can confine light to volumes with dimensions considerably smaller than the wavelength of light. It is commonly believed, however, that the…”
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Metal-Insulator-Metal Waveguides With Self Aligned and Electrically Contacted Thin Semiconductor Cores Exhibiting High Optical Confinement and Low Loss by Hill, M. T.

“…A metal insulator metal (MIM) waveguide structure which propagates a strongly confined sub-wavelength plasmon mode is proposed. In particular the structure…”
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An electrical injection metallic cavity nanolaser with azimuthal polarization by Ding, Kang, Yin, Leijun, Hill, Martin T., Liu, Zhicheng, van Veldhoven, Peter J., Ning, C. Z.

“…We demonstrated for the first time an azimuthally polarized laser source from an electrically driven metallic cavity nanolaser with a physical cavity volume of…”
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Nanophotonics Lasers go beyond diffraction limit by Hill, Martin T

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Electrical injection, continuous wave operation of subwavelength-metallic-cavity lasers at 260 K by Ding, Kang, Liu, Zhicheng, Yin, Leijun, Wang, Hua, Liu, Ruibin, Hill, Martin T., Marell, Milan J. H., van Veldhoven, Peter J., Nötzel, Richard, Ning, C. Z.

“…We report continuous wave lasing operation at T = 260   K of subwavelength-metallic-cavities with semiconductor core encapsulated in silver under electric…”
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Silicon nanophotonics Nanolasers with a twist by Hill, Martin T

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Lasers go beyond diffraction limit by Hill, Martin T.

“…Two groups of researchers have shown that the minimum size of a laser need not be restricted by the wavelength of light it emits, provoking a rethink of what…”
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Nonlinear polarization rotation in semiconductor optical amplifiers: theory and application to all-optical flip-flop memories by Dorren, H.J.S., Lenstra, D., Yong Liu, Hill, M.T., Khoe, G.-D.

“…We present a model for polarization-dependent gain saturation in strained bulk semiconductor optical amplifiers. We assume that the polarized optical field can…”
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Nanolasers Beat the Diffraction Limit by Hill, Martin T.

“…Recently, a number of groups have reported a dramatic reduction in the minimum size of lasers, achieved via the use of metals to form the laser's resonant…”
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All-optical flip-flop based on coupled laser diodes by Hill, M.T., de Waardt, H., Khoe, G.D., Dorren, H.J.S.

“…An all-optical set-reset flip-flop is presented that is based on two coupled lasers with separate cavities and lasing at different wavelengths. The lasers are…”
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Electrically pumped dielectric loaded surface plasmon waveguides by Hill, Martin T.

“…Several schemes for the electrical pumping of dielectric loaded surface plasmon polariton waveguides are analysed. Two schemes that are designed to move the…”
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Fast optical flip-flop by use of Mach-Zehnder interferometers by Hill, Martin T., De Waardt, H., Khoe, G. D., Dorren, H. J. S.

“…Optical flip‐flops formed from two coupled Mach–Zehnder interferometers are presented. The interferometers employ semiconductor optical amplifiers in their…”
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