Michael Sloan, Alice Viola, Marco Liscidini, J. E. Sipe
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Abstract
We present a method for describing nonlinear electromagnetic interactions in
integrated photonic devices utilizing an asymptotic-in/out field formalism. Our
method expands upon previous continuous wave asymptotic treatments by
describing the evolution non-perturbatively for an arbitrary pulsed input. This
is presented in the context of a squeezing interaction within an integrated
microring resonator side coupled to an input/output waveguide, but is readily
generalizable to other integrated structures, while including a variety of
(non-squeezing) third-order interactions. An example of a single-pump,
non-degenerate squeezing interaction is studied, which is shown to match well
with standard coupled-mode treatments for high-finesse resonators, as well as
previous perturbative treatments dealing with the generation of pairs with low
probability.