J. Mørk, Yi Yu, D. Bekele, K. Mathiesen, T. S. Rasmussen, E. Semenova, L. Ottaviano, A. Sakanas, K. Yvind
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We show that Fano resonances can be realized in photonic crystal membrane structures by coupling line-defect waveguides and point-defect nanocavities. The Fano resonance can be exploited to realize optical switches with very small switching energy, as well as Fano lasers, that can generate short optical pulses.