MC GratingAnalysis of diffraction by surface-relief crossed gratings with use of the Chandezon method: application to multilayer crossed gratings
Gérard Granet
Gérard Granet, “Analysis of diffraction by surface-relief crossed gratings with use of the Chandezon method: application to multilayer crossed gratings”, J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 15, 1121 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1364/josaa.15.001121
The C method for gratings periodic in two directions. In the non-orthogonal translation coordinate system that follows the surface, Granet shows that any field in a homogeneous region can be written as a TE part plus a TM part, and that the complete solution follows from the eigensolutions of a single operator that does not depend on polarization. Multilayer crossed gratings are handled by the same propagation scheme as in one dimension.
Chandezon Crossed implements this formulation; the site's history records the crossed C-method code as available from 2010.
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© 1998 Optica Publishing Group. This copy is hosted for the convenience of MC Grating users; the version of record is the publisher's, at the DOI above.
MC Grating is Windows software that computes diffraction gratings by the modal method and the C method. The download page has the current release, which runs in demo mode without a license key.