Bounded modes to the rescue of optical transmission
Michael Sarrazin, Jean Pol Vigneron

TL;DR
This paper reviews the evolution of diffraction gratings, emphasizing the role of bounded modes in transmission, and discusses recent findings on their impact on optical transmission, highlighting their significance in understanding diffraction phenomena.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of bounded modes in transmission gratings and discusses their recent role and implications in optical diffraction and transmission.
Findings
Bounded modes influence transmission properties.
Recent results clarify diffraction anomalies.
Enhanced understanding of Wood anomalies.
Abstract
This paper presents a brief survey of the evolution of knowledge about diffraction gratings. After recalling some basic facts, historically and physically, we introduce the concept of Wood anomalies. Next, we present some recent works in order to introduce the role of bounded modes in transmission gratings. The consequences of these recent results are then introduced. This paper is a secondary publication, published in Europhysics News (EPN 38, 3 (2007) 27-31). In the present version, some additional notes have been added with related references.
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